How Apple Is Quietly Building the Future of Sports Broadcasting

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How Apple Is Quietly Building the Future of Sports Broadcasting

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Apple has been quietly assembling the pieces for a major push into live sports broadcasting. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down Apple's strategy: from the MLS Season Pass deal in 2023 to the ten-year partnership with Major League Soccer, the growing Friday Night Baseball presence, and the rumored bid for NBA streaming rights. They examine why Apple is investing billions in sports when its core business is hardware and services, and how this fits into a larger play for the living room and the Apple TV+ platform. Specific numbers discussed include the $2.5 billion MLS deal, the reported $1.5 billion per year NBA asking price, and the 30 percent cut Apple takes on in-app subscriptions. The conversation also touches on how Apple distinguishes its broadcasts — zero commercial breaks during play, 1080p at 60 frames per second, and Dolby Atmos audio — and what this means for the future of the Super Bowl on Apple TV+. A must-listen for anyone tracking Apple's services growth or the transformation of sports media rights. #Apple #SportsStreaming #MLSSeasonPass #FridayNightBaseball #AppleTVPlus #NBA #LiveSports #StreamingWars #MediaRights #Technology #Business #AppleStrategy #SuperBowl #DolbyAtmos #CordCutting #ServicesRevenue #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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