beIN Media Group Renews Multi-Year Partnership with Sony Pictures for Mena and Turkey

beIN Media Group has renewed its multi-year partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment, securing exclusive content rights across Mena and Turkey. This deal includes first and second-window rights for Sony’s film and TV slate, which will be available on various platforms including beIN’s channels and streaming services in Arabic, English, and Turkish.

beIN Media Group, headquartered in Doha, has struck a multi-year deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment, ensuring exclusive content rights throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey. This continuation of their partnership enables beIN to secure first and second-window rights to Sony’s upcoming films and television series following their theatrical releases.

The expanded agreement will see the new content made available across various platforms, including beIN’s entertainment channels, beIN On Demand, and streaming applications like Tod and beIN Connect. Notably, the content will be accessible in both Arabic and English for Mena regions, while English and Turkish versions will be offered on Digiturk’s entertainment channels in Turkey.

This collaboration includes anticipated titles from Sony’s theatrical slate, such as the horror film sequel “I Know What You Did Last Summer.” The intention behind this renewal is clearly to enhance the offerings available to viewers in the region, as both companies aim to tap into the growing demand for diverse movie and TV content.

If we look at the trajectory of beIN Media Group, this deal marks a significant step. It not only reinforces their strong position in the local market but also highlights the increasing importance of strategic partnerships in the media landscape. Sony’s significant film and TV catalogue should greatly benefit beIN’s audience, further diversifying their programming options.

In summary, the renewed agreement between beIN Media Group and Sony Pictures Entertainment signals a commitment to providing comprehensive and exclusive viewing options across Mena and Turkey. With films and TV series set to reach a wide audience soon, the partnership could lead to richer entertainment experiences in the region. It also emphasizes how crucial these collaborations are to adapting to viewers’ evolving preferences.

Original Source: www.imdb.com