Future of Media, Entertainment and Sport
More is less: Solving sport’s business model problem
The proposed European Super League - abruptly scrapped following an intense backlash - raises questions about the structural challenges in many sports.
Stefan Brambilla Hall is Project Lead, Media, Entertainment and Culture at the World Economic Forum. He is responsible for projects relating to the creative economy, and leads research into the impact of digital technologies on this sector.
Stefan has contributed to several of the World Economic Forum’s flagship reports, including The Global Risks Report, The Inclusive Growth and Development Report and the Outlook on the Global Agenda. He holds degrees from the University of York and the London School of Economics, the latter of which published his thesis on political bias in British newspapers.
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