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The common currency of sport: unlocking the value of every fan connection
DAZN Media+’s Caitlin O’Meara says clubs sit on a goldmine of fan data. The big problem? None of it talks to each other.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 20, 2026
Jonathan LaPaglia on surviving the Apocalypse
Jonathan LaPaglia returns to reality TV as 14 people surrender their phones, comforts and social order for 28 long days.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 16, 2026
Peter O’Connell named Foxtel CEO as Delany joins DAZN
The overhaul puts O’Connell in control of Foxtel while Delany takes a global role and Frain expands his streaming remit.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 14, 2026
Foxtel Media rebrands as DAZN Media+ at 2027 upfronts
The new identity anchors a broader 2027 ad pitch spanning audience data, cross-media measurement, AI trading and stadium inventory.
by Natasha Lee & Tom Gosby – Sep 3, 2026
BINGE Upfront: The streaming giant goes back to the future as local icons lead its 2027 play
Familiar faces, fresh bets and local stories sit at the heart of BINGE's plan to turn Australian shows into subscribers.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 2, 2026
Foxtel and Netflix extend multi-year partnership
Netflix remains bundled with the Platinum Plus iQ plan as Foxtel extends its Australian partnership under a multi-year deal.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 26, 2026
Foxtel Media takes sports ad sales beyond the paywall on YouTube
The deal gives advertisers access to DAZN-owned Australian sports channels reaching 2.4 million Australians on YouTube.
by Tom Gosby – Aug 20, 2026
DAZN and Tabcorp launch WorldPlay with $20m prize for Australian players
Fans can predict every World Cup knockout match for a shot at $20m — entries close 29 June 2026.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 25, 2026
Foxtel's $4 billion play to freeze Nine out of the NRL
Foxtel is plotting a massive bid for total NRL broadcast rights, seeking a Seven or Ten alliance to freeze out Nine.
by Duane Hatherly – Jun 2, 2026
'Makes no sense': Foxtel CEO Patrick Delany takes aim at Australia's sport siphoning laws
He argues the laws are fundamentally misaligned with how Australians actually consume media in 2026.
by Natasha Lee – Feb 11, 2026
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