Media
Marcos Llorente is one of the most distinctive figures in European and global football, but he is also a shrewd entrepreneur
The new world champion promotes pseudoscientific and denialist ideas, while creating brands that generate substantial revenue across several sectors.
World Cup matches streamed live on TikTok have attracted 465 million views
A figure that reveals much about the future of football and the way fans will experience the game.
Delta launches, a media platform for imagining the cities we want to live in
The new platform from Most Media Group will explore the present and, above all, the future of cities, their people and places, involving the communities that shape them.
USA knocked out of the World Cup, but it is no drama for American broadcasters as revenues continue to rise, also thanks to hydration breaks
Advertising revenue from spots aired during half-time breaks alone will cover the cost of the rights deal. Overall, however, US viewing figures have been remarkable.
China is embracing Wimbledon, and that is great news for the world’s most glamorous tennis tournament
Wu Yibing faced Djokovic on Centre Court, but the moment has also attracted significant attention on social media for its aesthetic and lifestyle dimension.
Summer and the new Sky Sport season bring a series of new features, with Kimi Antonelli among the highlights
Football, tennis, Formula One and many other sports will be covered through new and established formats, following Sky’s familiar editorial approach.
Atlético Madrid reach agreement to bring concerts to the Metropolitano, with up to €20 million a year in revenue
The ten-year partnership with Live Nation will bring 15 to 20 live shows a year to the stadium.
Wimbledon Won’t Show a Single World Cup Match—Not Even to Its Players
The oldest Grand Slam once again shows how uncompromising it can be when it comes to its traditions and its devotion to tennis.
Germany knocked out by Paraguay, German press reacts harshly
From the tabloids to the country’s leading broadsheets, the reaction was uniform: a third straight World Cup exit before the round of 16, a disaster for Germany.
Undici Goes Global: three events across continents, between Milan, Hong Kong and New York
Wednesday 17 June, a key moment for our media, its arrival on the international market.
Undici Goes Global
The editorial by Undici director Giuseppe De Bellis presents the new issue and the magazine’s new direction. It becomes international, but does not lose its identity. On the contrary: it reinforces it.
A new documentary series on Manchester City is set for release, focusing in particular on Guardiola’s departure
After All or Nothing and Together, the English club will produce another documentary, available on Amazon Prime, documenting its winning cycle.