Football
One Match, Many Products
You watch one match. The rights system sees a live feed, a stream, a clip library, a sponsor window and an archive, each sold separately.
You watch one match. The rights system sees a live feed, a stream, a clip library, a sponsor window and an archive, each sold separately.
SoFi Stadium didn't change owners or sponsors for the World Cup. For one month, it lost control of something narrower: its own name.
A sold-out World Cup proves the world wants to watch. It does not tell you who collects on what they are watching.
The ticket price is the only number anyone publishes. The real cost of attending is assembled by several markets at once, and quoted by none of them
The tournament lasts a month. The system behind it collects billions through rights FIFA controls, and pays them back out through rules FIFA writes.