Eleven Sports、Mycujooを買収。

ELEVEN is delighted to announce the acquisition of live streaming company MyCujoo and its award winning MyCujooLive Services streaming technology. The acquisition is a milestone moment forELEVEN. It lays the foundations for a new global ELEVEN service and adds transformative and scalable new technology capabilities to the group. The deal will also empower ELEVEN to provide rights holders across the sports and entertainment industries with access to ground-breaking live streaming technology and tools. Launched in 2015 by co-founders Pedro and João Presa, MyCujoo has enabled football federations, leagues, clubs and players to showcase their games live to a global audience. In 2019 alone, MyCujoo streamed over 22,000 matches from 3,500 content creators, reaching more than 26 million unique users around the world. MyCujoo’s consumer platform will be folded into ELEVEN, to create a new and enhanced global ELEVEN platform. MyCujoo’s leading tech stack will power the new ELEVEN service. ELE

In association with Zense Entertainment and the FA Thailand, ELEVEN SPORTS will work with Mycujoo to deliver coverage of the Thai League to fans in Thailand for the remainder of 2020. The streaming service will be in operation in the coming weeks and will offer supporters access to every game from the Thai League 1 for free. Games will be available on a dedicated ELEVEN channel through the global streaming platform MyCujoo. The move will help mitigate the disruption to the broadcasting schedule caused by Covid-19 and ensure comprehensive coverage of Thailand’s top division until the end of the calendar year. In Thailand, Zense Entertainment are the rights holders for the FA Thailand and Thai League until 2029. In addition to the partnership agreed for 2020, ELEVEN and Zense are exploring opportunities to collaborate together to champion the Thai League domestically and internationally in the longer-term. Marc Watson, Executive Chairman, ELEVEN SPORTS Group, said: “Thai football is fo