Sports Signed World Cup Broadcasting Agreements in Argentina with 20 Operators and Platforms
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The holding Waiken ILW (Werthein Group), owner of the sports signal DSports that transmits the 104 games of the 2026 World Cup, announced the journalistic team and the coverage that it will carry out for the competition. The company held presentation events in recent days. One of its main attractions will be that it will have local rapporteurs and commentators for the four countries classified in which it operates: Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia a…
DSports, Directv, signed World Cup broadcasting agreements in Argentina with 20 operators and platforms. A large part of the alliances include the incorporation of the signals that will allow users to watch the 104 matches of the event. Here the complete list, according to the information DPL News had access to (as of June 12):PARAMOUNT+FLOWMOVISTAR TVCLARO PRIME VIDEOBahia Vision ColorColsecorCompany of signals IPCOTICCTCFibercomGualtieriINTV (…
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