Modern technology has afforded us a lot of luxury, and the ways in which we usually consume our favourite sports are perhaps getting a little outdated. In a world of huge television deals and big money in sports and tech, it’s no wonder that the rights to show them on television or otherwise are so hotly bid for and fought over. Mobile is very much the era we live in, and the 21st century has been the real driving force behind that, with companies like apple and other tech giants meaning we can watch our favourite TV shows and other programmes on the go, sports being no exception. Whether on a laptop, tablet or even phone, surely the option to do so is better than having to be in front of a television screen with a subscription to one of the TV giants?
Even more recently, companies have become even more wise to the way people are consuming sports, Smart TVs and link ups between tablets and the screens in our homes mean we are able to link the two with ease, meaning we can stream straight to our TVs as well as devices and removing any downside. As long as there’s internet (or signal) we can watch our favourite sports, whether it’s Rugby through The Rugby Stream or football through Sky Go or BT Internet, you can make sure your sporting heroes are always at your fingertips, and even if you are on the go, you’ll never miss big events.
