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FeedConstruct secures global data and streaming rights for Germany’s DBBL

The multi-year agreement covers every match in Germany’s top women’s basketball competition, the Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga.

Basketball and camera equipment beside an indoor court.
Illustration: Gembly (AI-generated)

FeedConstruct has secured exclusive worldwide data and video streaming rights for Germany’s top women’s basketball league, the Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga, under a multi-year agreement announced Nov. 12.

The deal covers every match of the DBBL season, FeedConstruct said in its announcement. The sports data and video provider will distribute the league’s content through its global network.

FeedConstruct CEO Narek Harutyunyan said the partnership would incorporate the competition into the company’s data and streaming infrastructure. He said the arrangement would help its network respond to demand for women’s basketball.

DBBL CEO Anton Hefele said the league expects the agreement to make its data more widely available and accessible. He also said the partnership would create new insights from that data.

Reliable, high-quality data is becoming increasingly important in today’s sports landscape. We are pleased to partner with FeedConstruct to expand the availability and accessibility of reliable data from our competition, creating new data-driven insights.

Anton Hefele, CEO of Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga

FeedConstruct said the agreement gives its partners access to the competition’s data and video content worldwide. The company did not disclose financial terms or a specific end date for the deal in its announcement.

  • FeedConstruct
  • DBBL
  • Women's basketball
  • Sports data
  • Streaming rights
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