DAZN

DAZN is a global over-the-top (OTT) video streaming service dedicated to sports. Launched in 2016, it initially debuted in Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and Japan, changing the landscape of how sports media is consumed by offering live and on-demand content across various devices. The platform has since expanded to over 200 countries and territories, securing high-profile broadcasting rights for major football leagues, boxing matches, and motorsport events.

The service's infrastructure and technology are managed globally, with major operational hubs and technical development centers located in the United Kingdom, Poland, and the Netherlands. While it is a digital product, its regional content and licensing are tailored to specific markets, making its "production" a multi-national effort involving diverse media rights acquisitions and local broadcast teams.

DAZN is owned by Access Industries, a private industrial group founded by American-British billionaire Sir Leonard Blavatnik. The company has evolved from its origins as part of the Perform Group to become an independent global sports media giant, frequently acquiring other media properties to bolster its portfolio. Its headquarters remain in London, reflecting its roots in the UK media and tech industry.