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3 stories about Sports Illustrated
"Sports brings hundreds of millions of viewers together"
24.09.24
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Meir Orbach
"Our digital audience is huge, a sports magazine will increase it." Asaf Peled, CEO of Minute Media, was speakingat Calcalist and Bank Leumi's Mind the Tech London conference. Steve Cannella, Sports Illustrated Editor-in-chief, added: "People also want a deeper understanding of sports"
Minute Media strikes deal for Sports Illustrated rights
18.03.24
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Meir Orbach
Sports Illustrated’s publishing portfolio includes Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, and Sports Illustrated Kids. The Israeli company will oversee all digital and print editorial operations across the SI portfolio
Minute Media interested in acquiring Sports Illustrated rights
30.01.24
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Meir Orbach
The sports content unicorn is among the parties considering a bid for the right to publish the iconic, battered magazine