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In soccer-crazy Brazil, streaming upstart pulls World Cup viewers from TV to YouTube

The News

A streaming upstart in Brazil is drawing World Cup viewers away from traditional television to YouTube, according to a Reuters report. The shift highlights the growing influence of digital platforms in a country known for its deep soccer culture. This trend could reshape how major sporting events are consumed in Brazil and beyond.

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Why it matters

Decline in TV advertising revenue for World Cup

Evidence

Brazil is a country with a strong passion for soccer.

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In Brazil, a streaming upstart is attracting World Cup viewers away from traditional TV to YouTube.

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  • Decline in TV advertising revenue for World Cup
  • Growth of YouTube's ad revenue from live sports

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Claims

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In Brazil, a streaming upstart is attracting World Cup viewers away from traditional TV to YouTube.

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Brazil is a country with a strong passion for soccer.

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The World Cup is being watched via streaming platforms in Brazil.

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