ATP Media, the broadcast arm of the ATP World Tour, will launch a revamped version of its streaming platform ‘TennisTV’ in January 2017.
The new TennisTV will include an improved user experience and will be available across the web, mobile and a range of streaming media devices.
The relaunched service will also include an archive of classic matches, full match replays on-demand, data overlays and the ability to programme personalised channels across multiple devices.
“This is a significant step forward to present the ATP World Tour in a new and meaningful way to our fans,” said Mark Webster, CEO of ATP Media.
“We are in an excellent position to expand the global footprint of the ATP World Tour even further and these developments are part of ATP Media’s ongoing commitment and investment to evolve the tennis viewing experience for fans around the world.”
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