Fifa World Cup 2022

SINGAPORE - Singtel, StarHub and Mediacorp on Sunday announced a three-way partnership to beam all 64 World Cup matches. The announcement comes 21 days before ...

Out of the 64 matches scheduled in Qatar, more than a third - 24 - will be played at 3am (Singapore time). The matches will be broadcast through three channels: TV2, TV Okey and Sukan RTM, as well as streaming platform RTM Klik. There is also an option for fans to purchase a similar $98 package which will enable them to watch all the matches on its meWATCH app. On Monday Vietnam’s VTV network announced it had acquired rights for about US$14 million (S$19.9 million). Rights for the 2002 World Cup netted Fifa US$1.69 billion ($2.4 billion). Of these, 27 will be beamed “live”. This will also allow them to watch matches on the Singtel TV GO app. The 21 days till the Nov 20 kick-off is the latest World Cup broadcast rights announcement here since subscription was introduced in 2002. The other kick-off times are: The latest rise marks the general upward trend of costs for viewers over the last two decades. He also said that globally, the price of sports content had been rising. It added that its mobile offerings will be enhanced by “network slicing technology” which allows dedicated capacity for video streams through its 5G network.

IIHM chain of hotel management institutes have already sent some 600 candidates to Qatar, of whom around 200 are from Kolkata.

But I am dying to have a sense of what being a part of such a huge event is like. At the hotels, some of them will work in kitchens, some will serve as butlers and some others will be at the front desk. But she knows that the Fifa World Cup is a different ball game. The work will be exhausting but the experience they earn will be invaluable. At the stadiums, they will be part of the culinary section or the service teams in hospitality boxes. The Fifa World Cup, billed by many as the greatest sporting event on earth, will be held in Qatar from November 20 to December 18.

SINGAPORE — Football fans in Singapore will have to pay at least S$98 to watch all of this year's FIFA World Cup matches live or on-demand via the packages ...

Hence, commercial sponsorship is important and we welcome more sponsors to partner our broadcasters to make “live” broadcasts of such international sports events more accessible to Singaporean viewers. It is becoming more challenging to provide such “live” broadcasts of international sports events for free. Broadcasters find it difficult to recoup the escalating cost of broadcast rights, because there are other options for viewers to watch such sports events “live”.