Streaming desafia TVs tradicionais e inflaciona direitos da Copa de 2030 nos EUA

The audience success and structural growth of soccer in the United States have transformed the broadcast rights for the 2030 FIFA World Cup into the main battleground of the global media industry. In his participation in the sports segment of Times Brasil - Exclusive Licensee CNBC, reporter Pedro Paiva detailed the behind-the-scenes maneuvering for the next round of negotiations by the governing body of football. Driven by the interest of young audiences and the strong Latino community, the sport attracts the financial appetite of streaming and technology giants, who promise to break the historical duopoly of broadcast and pay-TV networks in the North American market. 🚨Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to receive all our content! Follow Times Brasil - Exclusive Licensee CNBC on social media: @otimesbrasil 📌 WHERE TO WATCH THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUSINESS CHANNEL IN BRAZIL: 🔷 Channel 562 ClaroTV+ | Channel 562 Sky | Channel 592 Vivo | Channel 187 Oi | Regional Operators 🔷 OPEN SIGNAL TV: satellite channel 562 🔷 ONLINE: https://timesbrasil.com.br | YouTube 🔷 FAST Channels: Samsung TV Plus, LG Channels, TCL Channels, Pluto TV, Roku, Soul TV, Zapping | New Streaming Services #CNBCInBrazil #BusinessJournalism #TimesBrasilCNBC