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LaLiga President: AI and Tech Enhance Fan Experience, Combat Piracy

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Javier Tebas, president of Spain's LaLiga, believes that artificial intelligence and data analytics are significantly enhancing the fan experience in football. He stated that technology adoption is crucial for organizations to improve user engagement and that LaLiga is leveraging these tools for audiovisual broadcasts and interactive fan experiences. Tebas also highlighted that combating piracy through technology is essential for preserving revenue, potentially negating the need for expanded competitions. AI

IMPACT Suggests AI can improve fan engagement and combat piracy in sports, potentially impacting revenue models.

RANK_REASON Commentary from a sports executive about the impact of technology on their industry.

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LaLiga President: AI and Tech Enhance Fan Experience, Combat Piracy

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Catherina Gioino ·

    LaLiga president says tech is already making the fan experience better, and it could solve football’s money problem too

    This year's World Cup has been technified, but it's time for other soccer leagues to catch up and bring it to their domestic clubs.

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