Foxtel/Kayo Paying Kayo Subcriptions as reported in News Corp Quarterly results and the 2019 Annual Report. pic.twitter.com/QOavyHbA2S — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) February 7, 2020 As of December 31, 2019, Foxtel’s total closing subscribers were 2.952m, an increase of 3% compared to 2018, primarily due to subscriber growth at Kayo, partially offset by lower broadcast subscribers. As…
A-league and Soccer Rd 17 of the 2019-20 A-league season saw 45k people watch the ABC metro coverage on Saturday, with a season average of 49k. Fox coverage was watched by 91k, with an estimated season average of 28k. Rd 17 of the 2019-20 A-league season was attended by 37,738 people – the lowest 5…
Football Federation Australia (FFA) and Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) have struck a new landmark Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) that closes the pay gap between Australia’s National Teams, the Caltex Socceroos and the Westfield Matildas. The new, four-year CBA will see the Caltex Socceroos and Westfield Matildas receive a 24% share of an agreed aggregate of…
As of November 5th, Kayo had 402,000 paying subcribers. On September 30th, Foxtel had total subcribers of 3.065m – up 6% on the previous year including 430,000 on Kayop (365,000 paying) and 385,000 on Foxtel Now.https://t.co/pcyqotBgXU — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) November 8, 2019
AFLW Every AFLW game will be broadcast live, with all finals televised on both free to air and Foxtel. Seven will broadcast three home-and-away games per round. Fox will broadcast every game of each round. All games will be streamable live on Seven and Foxtel’s digital platforms, as well as the AFLW Live App. Basketball…
SPORT RATINGS WRAP | A-League struggles to find an audience on ABC as Bathurst Dominates.https://t.co/oASG3jwQh5 — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) October 17, 2019
There’s no doubt that the Australian Football League (AFL) is the most viewed sport in the Australian sub-continent. These are some of the best athletes from across the world giving it their 100% week in and week out and it makes for an action-packed season which is enjoyed by millions of fans not just in…
Football Federation Australia (FFA) and FOX SPORTS today announced that the ABC is the official Free-to-Air Television Broadcaster Partner of the Hyundai A-League, Westfield W-League, Caltex Socceroos and Westfield Matildas for the next two years. The deal means A-League games will be broadcast by ABC TV for the first time, and marks a return for the W-League,…
Football Ratings bounce back as Finals take holdhttps://t.co/r4SlXaQ4R7 — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) September 25, 2019
RATINGS WRAP | ASHES deciding Test dominates hectic weekend of Sporthttps://t.co/qlqiIbDUc9 — sportsindustry (@footyindustryAU) September 10, 2019
Media Release: https://media.kayosports.com.au/media-release/aussies-cant-get-enough-sport-on-kayo/ AUSSIES CAN’T GET ENOUGH SPORT ON KAYO Kayo Sports today provided the first information on Australian sports fans’ engagement with the multi-sport streaming service, highlighted by over 25 million hours of content viewed in the three months to June 2019. The release of Kayo’s viewer engagement highlights follows a recent update on subscriber…
Note: Normally we’d have written this article a lot sooner, but the Swans report was literally not available anywhere until it appear on ASIC on July 1. After narrowly missing the mark by just $1.3 million last year the leagues eighteen clubs have crashed through the billion dollar barrier taking in a combined $1.073 billion…
A-League Grand Final disappoints and AFL ratings decline as Federal Election dominates weekend | FULL STORY – https://t.co/nyU9xAr7DI pic.twitter.com/NwWbtzBS22 — TV Blackbox (@TV_Blackbox) May 22, 2019
We apologise for any inconvenience, but we have again been told we cant give ratings data by Oztam. Please note ratings data is provided at the following twitter accounts and sites. MediaweekAUS MrTVAus TV_Blackbox TVTonight Medispy.
3/2 Attendances (thanks to Austadiums and their twitter feed at @au_sport) 2nd Test: Australia v Sri Lanka (d3). Crowd: 8,397 @ Manuka Oval A-League: Sydney FC d Melbourne City. Crowd: 13,029 @ Jubilee Stadium AFLW: Brisbane Lions d GWS Giants. Crowd: 2,850 @ Moreton Bay Central Sports Complex AFLW: Fremantle d Melbourne. Crowd: 1,800 @…
Crowds for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @au_sport) ABL Championship Series: Brisbane d Perth. Crowd: 2,870 @ Baseball Park BBL: Adelaide Strikers d Hobart Hurricanes. Crowd: 13,836 @ University of Tasmania Stadium W-League: Melbourne City d Sydney FC. Crowd: 1,415 @ WIN Stadium TV Ratings for Thursday, January 31 (thanks to @MediaweekAUS and Mediaspy) BBL:…
In case you werent paying attention, heres whats come across our desk in the last week here at Footy Industry. A-league and local Association Football Know your A-League owners A-LEAGUE boss Greg O’Rourke will recommend to the outgoing Football Federation Australia board which two teams should join an expanded national competition but wants the…
Heres all the Footy industry news in brief from the last 7 days…in case you missed any of it A-league Adelaide Uniteds Womens side has received $75,000 funding from the South Australian Government to assist with this season’s medical, accommodation and travel costs. Former head of the A-League Archie Fraser has joined the Association of…