Formerly operating as Foxtel Media, DAZN Media+ has officially unveiled its new brand identity at its 2027 Upfronts event at The Cutaway in Barangaroo, marking an era following DAZN’s 2025 acquisition of the Foxtel Group.
Backed by a parent organisation reaching 300 million global viewers and contributing over $1 billion annually to Australian sports rights and production, the rebranded advertising arm introduced a sweeping suite of innovations designed to connect brands deeper into the sporting ecosystem.
Commenting on the multiple announcement, CEO – DAZN Media+, Mark Frain, said: “DAZN Media+ isn’t just a new name – it’s a declaration of what we can now offer brands across Australia.”
“We are closer to the action than ever before: from where we point the cameras, to the stadiums where the action unfolds, to the creators who extend the conversation beyond the final whistle,” Frain said.
Among the major announcements is a partnership with sporting screen technology provider SureVision, making DAZN Media+ the principal partner for in-stadium assets in 2027 across prominent venues such as the Gabba and 4 Pines Park.
Expressing his enthusiasm, CEO – SureVision, Nicholas Ebbeck, noted: “Our stadium network puts brands in front of highly engaged fans in some of Australia’s most recognisable and frequented sporting venues.
“We’re delighted to partner with DAZN Media+ to unlock the power of our best-in-class stadium display networks and bring more brands to the table to support our Australian sports teams and codes, making it simpler to build a truly connected sports presence,” Ebbeck said.
Additionally, the business launched Club Kayo, an always-on creator-powered ecosystem across AFL, NRL, Cricket, and Motorsport, alongside the Sports Audience Graph, a database built from six million first-party sports fans designed to drive precision targeting.
To streamline operations further, DAZN Media+ announced a collaboration with AudienceProject to deliver independent cross-media measurement across Kayo SPORTS, BINGE, Foxtel Go, and linear TV from 2027.
Furthermore, the company is introducing an AI-powered Sales Agent to simplify media trading workflows.
simultaneously, chief sales officer at DAZN Media+, Nev Hasan, added: “The way media is bought is evolving, and we want to make sure DAZN Media+ remains easy to discover, easy to access and easy to transact with as our clients’ technology and workflows develop.”
“This is not about replacing the relationships and expertise that sit behind great media buying.
“It is about harnessing AI to give buyers and our sales teams better, faster access to the information they need, streamlining buying workflows and creating a more seamless way to transact,” Hasan noted.
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