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300,000 subscribers and counting. The FPF - Federação Portuguesa de Futebol's OTT platform has surpassed 300,000 registered subscribers. Today, it brings fans five national competitions, delivering a season-long calendar on the scale of 1,000 matches. Powered by Pixellot: • Liga 3: Men’s third division • Liga Next Gen: Men’s U-23 first division • Liga BPI: Women’s first division • Liga Placard Masculino: Men’s futsal first division • Liga Placard Feminino: Women’s futsal first division These are competitions that traditional broadcasters rarely reach, including third-tier clubs, U-23 teams, women’s football, and futsal. Now, they have a permanent home and a national audience. That is the real story behind this milestone. These 300,000 subscribers did not sign up for just one league. They signed up for Portuguese football at every level of the game. We are proud to support the Portuguese Football Federation in building a platform that makes more of the game accessible to more fans. Congratulations to the entire FPF team on this remarkable achievement.

Ask the most obsessive sports parent you know if they watch the entire game. Watch the guilty look take over their face. Here's the shift: for decades, youth sports was push media - the full game handed to you, take it or leave it. But nobody wants the whole thing pushed at them. They want to pull what matters: every goal from Emma's season. Every clutch moment from the tournament, in one reel. That move from push to pull is what Adam Hanft unpacks in his latest piece for Pixellot - and why the future of sports media belongs to whoever masters both. Worth the read. #SportsTech #YouthSports #SportsMedia #AI

while the world turn its eyes to the World Cup, it's easy to focus only on the stars, the stadiums, and the moments that make history. But every great sports story starts somewhere else. On local fields. In school gyms. In the everyday games where young athletes learn joy, discipline, heartbreak, teamwork, and love for the game. Our latest blog looks at the World Cup through the eyes of youth sports - and at the moments that matter long before the world is watching. #YouthSports #WorldCup #SportsTech #Pixellot

For decades, we've been taught that business is competition. I offer. You counter. I protect my margin. You protect yours. But in youth sports, Pixellot's Camera-as-a-Service model opens up a different kind of commercial relationship. We bring the cameras, AI production, software, infrastructure, and operating system. Our partners bring the games, athletes, families, communities, and ambition. Instead of fighting over the same pie, we create a bigger one together. More games broadcast. More athletes seen. More families connected. More value created for everyone around the field. In sports, someone has to lose. But in the business of sports, collaboration can be the strategy that lets everyone win. #YouthSports #SportsBusiness #SportsTech #AI #Broadcasting

Getting more kids to try sports is important. Giving them a reason to stay is the harder challenge. Youth sports may look healthy from the sidelines, but registrations and busy tournament weekends do not tell the whole story. Too many young athletes leave before they experience the deeper benefits of sport: confidence, friendships, resilience, belonging, and the satisfaction of improving over time. Kids disengage when sports become defined only by pressure, logistics, cost, and performance evaluation. They are more likely to stay when they feel connected, recognized, and part of something that matters. The most important KPI for the next decade of youth sports should not simply be how many children register - it should be how many still want to play next season. Pixellot Strategic Advisor Adam Hanft explores what the youth sports ecosystem can do to help more children start, and fewer children quit. #YouthSports #SportsParticipation #SportsTechnology #CommunitySports

Parents have a strange superpower. Put twenty kids on a chaotic soccer field, all wearing similar uniforms, moving at full speed - and a parent can still spot their own child almost instantly. Not by reading the number. Not by carefully scanning every player. But by recognizing something deeper: movement, posture, rhythm, energy, hesitation, confidence. That "parental radar" is not just emotional. There's real biology behind it. In this piece we explored the connection between youth sports, biological motion recognition, and the deeply human way we identify the people we love through the way they move. Because every game is more than a game. It is a record of becoming - of confidence, personality, effort, instinct, and self-creation in motion. And those moments deserve to live beyond the final whistle. #YouthSports #SportsTech #Pixellot