Asian sports streaming platform SPOTV has launched in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and The Philippines. The move was announced on the first day of the virtual FilMart rights market.
The service is available as a subscription-based app that includes linear channels and on demand event coverage. The sports it covers include MotoGP World Championships and World Superbike Championships; World Badminton Federation Tour; the Korean Baseball League; V.League Japan and Formula E motor racing. From next month it will add more golf (The Masters and The Open championships) and more tennis (Wimbledon and the U.S. Open).
The company, backed by South Korea’s Eclat Media, is headquartered in Singapore. It launched the service in Korea, where it claims to be the country’s leading sports streamer, and recently expanded into Japan.
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