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Fox plans an always-on YouTube stream around the World Cup

Source: Sports Business JournalFull story →

Fox is creating an always-on stream for its YouTube page during the World Cup, including free match teases, according to Sports Business Journal. The plan makes YouTube part of the tournament viewing funnel, more than a clip archive. It also gives sponsors a place to show up around shoulder programming, clips, and fan behavior outside the core broadcast window. For creators, the World Cup media plan is expanding into formats that look more social and continuous.

THE BREAKDOWN

Sports creators should build World Cup packages around daily programming, recap formats, and sponsor-safe live windows. The opportunity is habit formation across the full tournament. Brands will want fast turnaround, broad usage, and category safety, so the SOW needs clear deliverable limits. If a platform or broadcaster is using creators to hold attention between matches, charge for frequency and campaign duration.

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