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Welcome to The SportBusiness Podcast, getting you informed on the biggest stories in the global sports industry. 

 

This week, we look at the decision to snub riches elsewhere and keep snooker’s World Championships at The Crucible and what the deal means for the sport.


Jonathan Rest is back from Toronto, where he spoke to industry leaders about Rogers and its MLSE stake, the C$11bn NHL rights deal, big tech and the CRTC’s OneSoccer v Rogers ruling.


We report from Sportel Singapore, as Joseph Perry offer insights into the latest media rights sector developments, and Ben Cronin weighs in from Spain on LaLiga’s Jornadas de Clubes. Plus, flying discs and the World Paint Drying Championships.


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Host: Catherine Davies 

Contributors: Jonathan Rest, Martin Ross, Joseph Perry, Ben Cronin

Editor: Lumi Lehmuskallio 

 

Sources: 

1. Rogers ‘to shell out’ $7.7bn for NHL renewal

2. EXCLUSIVE: CSME ‘open for business’ to investors

3. Snooker Worlds remain at Crucible for the long term

4. Regulator backs OneSoccer in Rogers carriage row

5. Serie A, LaLiga exploring overseas match options

6. AFC halts bidding for 2031, 2035 Asian Cups

7. EXCLUSIVE: WFDF targets World Frisbee rebrand 


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