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The heavily jeered $250m goldmine - are hydration break ads here to stay?
World Cup hydration breaks have become a lucrative opportunity for broadcasters, with ad slots selling for up to $750,000 each. While these breaks are intended for player welfare, they have sparked debates about their impact on the game's f...
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World Cup hydration breaks have become a lucrative opportunity for broadcasters, with ad slots selling for up to $750,000 each. While these breaks are intended for player welfare, they have sparked debates about their impact on the game's flow. Could this be the future of sports broadcasting? #WorldCup #Football #Ads #SportsBusiness #Broadcasting
Originally reported by BBC Sport.
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