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The AmpThe Amp Podcast: The future of bundling and the decline of free-to-air sportsIn this final episode of the year, Nick Thomas is joined by Lauren Liversedge and Minal Modha to discuss the future of streaming and sports, including the rise of bundling and the decline of free-to-air sports in Europe and its impact on fan engagement. They highlight key trends shaping 2025 and beyond.Production by Rory Gooderick.Follow Ampere Analysis on Twitter: @AmpereAnalysisSign up to The Amp weekly newsletter here Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2024-12-2326 min
StreamTime SportsUnpacking Netflix and WWE's '$5bn' rights deal... emergency podcast!Netflix has agreed a ten-year, ‘$5bn’ deal with WWE to become the exclusive global broadcaster of Monday Night Raw, including in the US, from 2025. The agreement also covers the international rights to WWE’s other programming and premium live events – including Wrestlemania. The announcement is by far and away Netflix’s biggest investment in live sports and so an emergency podcast was convened featuring SportsPro's Nick Meacham and Steve McCaskill alongside Minal Modha research director at Ampere Analysis to discuss what it all means.
Talking points:
The detail behind the deal (0:59)
Why this works for Netflix (8:32)
Who will N...2024-01-2533 min
9WERKS Radio : The Porsche and Car Podcast2023 Porsche review of the yearAndy, Max and Lee are joined by Toby Dyer and Nick Modha, the first and second members respectively of the Driven Not Hidden Collective, to look back on our Porsche highlights of the mammoth year that was 2023. What were our best drives, trips, cars and memories to take away from a year where we celebrated so many anniversaries?Thanks to all who have supported 9WERKS Radio this year: your downloads, reviews, comments and of course sign-ups to the DNHC are much appreciated. We look forward to bringing you more great Porsche content in 2024. ‘9WERKS Radio’ @9werk...2023-12-112h 05
The Media ShowCovering strikes: Whatever happened to the Industrial Correspondents?As postal workers become the latest group to call a strike, and railway workers and train drivers plan to walk out again through August, we look at how well the news media covers industrial disputes. What’s changed in journalism since the days when every media outlet had an industrial correspondent and the union bosses on speed dial? We speak to Nick Jones, a former industrial correspondent for the BBC and author of The Lost Tribe of Fleet Street, Jeremy Warner, associate editor and business columnist at The Daily Telegraph, and Alan Jones, industrial correspondent at the Pr...2022-08-1028 min
SportsPro PodcastDAZN’s James Rushton, Discovery’s sports strategy and fast-moving startups on day two of SportsPro LiveSportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly and digital editor Tom Bassam are joined by Minal Modha, principal analyst and consumer research lead at Ampere Analysis, to review day two of SportsPro Live 2021.
The broadcast sector dominates the agenda, with Tom recapping his interview with DAZN co-CEO James Rushton, after an eventful year for the global streaming service, and the trio discussing Discovery’s strategy ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, with the new Discovery+ OTT set to come to the fore – as Eurosport president Andrew Georgiou explained in his session with SportsPro’s Nick Meacham.
There’s also time to talk about the e...2021-04-3033 min