Consumer Electronics

ASN Interview: Viacom 18’s Aditya Swamy Spills The Beans On India’s "BrIndie" Scene

July 16, 2015

While the Indian entertainment industry is known across the world for opulent Bollywood productions, a passionate Indie entertainment scene is beginning to develop with properties such as MTV…

Bayern Munich Game For China Despite Economic Gloom

July 10, 2015

Ahead of Bayern Munich’s tour in China, which begins next week, the club remains bullish in securing partnership deals in this key market, despite the stock market meltdown…

How does The Peter Lim - Ronaldo Image Rights Deal Impact Asia?

June 30, 2015

Real Madrid’s Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has sold his image rights to the Singaporean mogul Peter Lim, the owner of La Liga rival Valencia and many other sports…

Will FIFA's Remaining Asian Sponsor Give Sepp the Red Card?

May 29, 2015

Joseph S. Blatter's recent re-election as the President of FIFA - and the results to come from the US Justice Department investigation into a cartel of (allegedly) corrupt FIFA…

World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) Secures Record Sponsorship

April 9, 2015

The World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) has secured an unprecedented global sponsorship deal with Korean construction company Booyoung Group.

PyeongChang Sponsorship Woes Get Minor Reprieve With Samsung Partnership

April 7, 2015

Local organisers of PyeongChang’s 2018 Winter Olympics have secured a domestic deal, worth USD92.2m from Samsung Group.

Toshiba Renews Rugby World Cup Deal

February 9, 2015

Global electronics behemoth Toshiba has renewed its deal to become an official sponsor of this year’s Rugby World Cup in England, which runs from September 18 to October…

Asia & Middle East Fuel Global Sports Growth

January 12, 2015

A recent report by respected sports marketing research agency Repucom has focused on the growing influence of Asian and Middle Eastern investment in elite sports around the globe.

Xiaomi Pumps In US$1 Billion For Content Creation

November 7, 2014

Chinese smart mobile manufacturer Xiaomi, the world’s third largest brand, will invest US$1 billion in the development of TV and video content for its rapidly growing consumer market.