Helbiz Media Brings Serie B Matches Live on Facebook
Helbiz (NASDAQ: HLBZ) has partnered with Facebook to stream Serie B Championship matches as a Paid Online Event starting February 19. This service, available in the U.S., Italy, and Serbia, allows viewers to watch single games for $3.96 without needing a subscription. This collaboration marks a first for premium sports content in Italy on Facebook. Helbiz aims to enhance user access to sports while Facebook offers a platform for organizations to monetize their content. Overall, this initiative represents a strategic expansion for Helbiz into the streaming market.
- Partnership with Facebook allows streaming of premium Serie B matches, enhancing market reach.
- Service available without subscription, potentially attracting a wider audience.
- Price point set at $3.96 per match, providing an affordable option for fans.
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For the first time, Serie BKT matches will be available as a Paid Online Event on the Helbiz Live Facebook page
Helbiz Media brings Serie B Matches Live on Facebook (Photo: Business Wire)
Helbiz Live — the OTT platform for streaming sports and entertainment managed by the media division of the
It’s the first time ever that a premium sports property - such as the Serie B Championship - is offered in the Italian Market through the Facebook Paid Online Events service.
“Helbiz Live continues to grow its sports and entertainment content, providing users with streaming access at any time, in any place, and on any device. This collaboration with Facebook allows everyone to enjoy Serie B matches, without the commitment of a subscription, which could be a good option for customers at this stage of the Championship" said Matteo Mammì, CEO of Helbiz Media. "The Serie B championship represents a hotbed of talent and fans will now have the opportunity to catch their favorite team or tune in quickly to a trending game, at an affordable price."
Paid Online Events were launched to allow Page owners to create an online event, set a price, promote the event, collect payment and host the event, all in one place. The tool allows businesses and creators to reach audiences beyond borders, and connect with fans and audiences by combining marketing, payment and live video. Facebook will not collect any fees for paid online events purchases until 2023.
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