Arqiva, the communications infrastructure and media services company, has announced a new partnership with multi-platform media company Red Bull Media House to distribute live video sports content to international broadcasters.

As part of an exclusive multi-year occasional use (OU) partnership, Arqiva will be responsible for distributing the content, and delivering it globally through Arqiva’s teleports to the rights takers. Red Bull hosts a range of sports events across the globe, including the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series and the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup.

David Crawford, Managing Director of Satellite & Media at Arqiva commented: “It is always great to gain a new media partner, but the fact that we’ll be working alongside a global company that is pushing the boundaries in terms of sports content distribution is hugely exciting.”

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