With new technology, a recent article from mapspeople.com suggest that;

“In general, sporting event attendance is declining. Being a sports fan is no longer about the game itself or about being glued to the TV screen. Thanks to online videos, fans are taking fandom to a whole new level and as a sports venue, you need to embrace this new behavior, if you want to stay in the game.”

There is also reason to believe that even though the general attendance is declining, the online demand for sports content is on the rise.

As sports is now available world wide, the searches for football “highlight” videos has increased drastically, and top rated videos tend to include key words as “top” “best” and “highlights”.

We no longer need to watch whole matches to have something to talk about in the office the upcoming day.

Matches are easily live streamed, and shortly after the end of any game you are exposed to these highlights across various video and media platforms.

So, What Can Be Done?

As the general Sports “fandom” has increased and can be seen as superior to even the sport itself, there is no doubt that the public demands relevant content on the spot, and not only being able to track their favorite teams, but also wanting exclusive content in order to get a complete and instant insight into the sports world.

The Future Is Already Here

The recent years several live streaming services has popped up like never before, but several issues can be tracked easily as the exploitation of streamed content as platforms earn serious money on the content published.

MyTVchain, the revolution of Sports Live Streaming

launched earlier last year the first Web TV platform dedicated to sports clubs, powered by blockchaintechnology and have had an impressive welcoming from several sports communities and fans.