Infographic about the future of sports broadcasting and advertising, showing projected TV ad spend growth, the rise of live sports, decline of scripted TV, and major sporting events like the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup.
Infographic explaining the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring 48 teams, 104 matches, and 16 cities. It outlines media coverage options including FOX FS1, FOX ONE, and FIFA HUB, along with viewing environments like living rooms, sports bars, fan festivals, hotels, airports, and mobile devices. The graphic highlights the distributed attention marketplace across all screens and venues, with stadium seating for around 3 million, projected global viewers of approximately 5 billion, and a larger audience about 1,600 times bigger.
Diagram contrasting traditional media model with a team-owned media company model, highlighting changes in control, data, revenue, and franchise value.
Chart comparing display sizes of college football video displays from various universities, with University of Illinois having the largest, and Texas A&M University the smallest, with color codes indicating product installations.
An infographic showing the transition from 30 local media businesses to one national media platform for Major League Baseball, highlighting the current media model, proposal for centralized rights, and future plans including a unified national media platform and expanded digital reach.