Tennis Australia, the governing body of tennis in Australia, has announced a multi-year content licensing partnership agreement with Veritone, a provider of digital asset management, licensing, and metadata solutions.
The deal will allow Veritone to license archival match footage from the Australian Open to content buyers in North America.
John Garcia, Head of Media Business Development, Tennis Australia, said:
“We are excited to partner with Veritone to help drive the value of our archival media licensing business in North America. We trust Veritone’s deep heritage in managing Grand Slam® tennis rights and are excited to enable licensees in North America with greater access to the Australian Open archive.”
Craig Caruso, Vice President, Sports Media & Commercial Partnerships at Veritone, added:
“Veritone is now home to archival Grand Slam® media licensing, having signed Tennis Australia and Australian Open to our licensing roster, in addition to our long-standing relationships with the United States Tennis Association and the US Open, Fédération Française de Tennis and the French Open. We look forward to bringing iconic moments from the Australian Open to our extensive buyer network.”
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