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Unknown person riots: VW badly damaged in Erfurt!
Erfurt: Unknown person riots and severely damages VW. Latest developments on the incident and impact on the city.
Unknown person riots: VW badly damaged in Erfurt!
Rioters in Erfurt caused significant damage to a VW vehicle. According to a report by Bild.de The car was vandalized in a parking lot in Erfurt. The exact extent of the damage has not yet been determined, but witnesses report a “serious incident” that is causing concern for the local community.
As is often the case with such incidents, those affected hope that the police will help them solve the problem. However, no suspects have been identified so far. High traffic to the parking lot could help encourage more witnesses to be willing to share their observations and potentially contribute to a quick solution.
Sports streaming on the rise
Dyn has already broadcast more than 6,000 live games since its launch in summer 2023 and won the “Best New Platform” award at the Sport Pro Awards in 2024. Christian Seifert, the former DFL boss and current founder of Dyn, is optimistic about the growth that will be promoted by the participation of such industry leaders.
Growth in the sports media sector
At a time when sports broadcasts on pay and free TV as well as online platforms are becoming increasingly important, the German market is also dynamic. Loud Statista The frequently used sports media include TV and print as well as apps and social media. Football and tennis are particularly popular.
Viewership numbers for the 2024 European Football Championship were impressive, with most viewers watching the Germany vs. Switzerland game on June 23, 2024. Such high ratings are important for both broadcasters and clubs with high TV revenues. Bayern Munich is expected to earn over 100 million euros from TV rights in the 2024/2025 season. In the first Bundesliga, revenue from the sale of media rights has already risen to more than 1.5 billion euros.
So if you look at the current trend, you can assume that both rioters in Erfurt and sports rights investments will keep us busy for a long time. While some cause excitement, others bring exciting developments for sports fans and the media landscape in Germany.