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Netflix Scores! (Exclusive Rights to Women’s World Cup in U.S.)
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scrn logline
Netflix scores exclusive U.S. rights to the FIFA Women's World Cup, further cementing its global sports streaming domination.
beat sheet
- The streaming giant outbid traditional networks to secure the lucrative Women's World Cup broadcast rights, signaling its growing influence in the sports media landscape.
- In a surprise double-play, Netflix also locked in exclusive South Korean K-drama content from SBS, expanding its international content portfolio and targeting a wider global audience.
call sheet
Netflix, FIFA, SBS, Women's World Cup, K-dramas