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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2025 · 1H 8M

Paramount wins Champions League rights: What it means for Europe’s sports media landscape

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In this episode of StreamTime Sports, SportsPro CEO Nick Meacham and technology editor Steve McCaskill break down Paramount’s acquisition of the majority of UK Uefa Champions League rights and what it means for Sky, TNT Sports, DAZN, and the wider European media market. They explore why rights inflation is accelerating, how domestic leagues are being squeezed, and why carriage and distribution challenges are reshaping broadcaster strategy. Nick also sits down with Paul Boustead, VP of Product Strategy at Dolby, recorded live at the SportsPro Media Summit, to discuss Dolby’s latest innovations in sports broadcasting, how technology is evolving the viewing experience, and what rights holders should expect next from premium audio-visual products. Key Points:Why Paramount’s Champions League win caught the industry off guardHow the new rights cycle impacts Sky, TNT Sports, Amazon, and DAZNDolby’s perspective on the future of sports viewing and technology innovationThe widening gap between Uefa rights growth and domestic league strugglesWhy distribution and carriage issues are reshaping European broadcasters

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