The Seven Network today announced the appointment of Dean La Rosa as Head of Commercial Data and a new partnership with Adobe for its 7REDiQ audience intelligence platform.
Mr La Rosa will join Seven on 10 May, responsible for identifying and delivering commercial data solutions for customers and partners. His resume includes commercial data roles at Nine Network and, before that, two years at Acxiom.
The Adobe announcement is a key element of the 7BYOD (Bring Your Own Data) product suite as it now connects over 6 million SWM-iDs with an Adobe ID.
The partnership means Seven can now offer data enrichment to more customers, giving them the ability to identity new customers from Seven’s growing signed-in user base, unlock insights and turn those insights into campaigns targeted across Seven’s digital channels.
Today’s announcement comes hard on the heels of the launch of new strategic data partnerships for 7REDiQ with Unpacked by Flybuys, the data division of Australia’s most popular loyalty program, and Weatherzone. 7REDiQ’s other data partners include TEG, Carsguide and Mastercard.
With rich insights into the behaviour of more than 6 million people who have registered with Seven’s market-leading 7plus platform, 7REDiQ gives marketers the ability to define their own customers by their passions, affinities, purchasing power, behaviours and attitudes.
Now we have taken the step of offering Adobe customers a granular understanding of their audience inside the 7REDiQ platform through Adobe ID match, as part of Seven’s BYO data solution.
This secure and compliant environment gives brands the power to append their own customer data against our verified audience data and data from our premium second party data partners.
Charlotte Valente, Seven West Media Chief Marketing Officer
We are very excited to welcome Dean to the team. His talent and experience will help us build our first-party deterministic data approach to prepare for the decline of third-party cookies.
As we continue to add new data partners and innovative technology solutions to 7REDiQ, Dean’s experience and skills will help us fast track commercial data led solutions for our clients.
Nicole Bence, Seven West Media Network Digital Sales Director,
I’m excited to be joining Seven. What they have accomplished over the past 12 months is incredible and people are taking notice. Seven’s approach to connecting Flybuys and Mastercard data to logged-in users on the largest screen in the house – all in time for the start of the Tokyo Games – clearly demonstrates how innovation, insights and results are at the heart of 7REDiQ.
With Mother’s Day approaching Sunday, we’re keen to shine the light on amazing working mums! In this weeks’ Face to Face, we chat with Jessica Britten and Sally Welsh who job share the role of Group Sales Manager in the Melbourne office.
Q1. How did you both get into the advertising industry and specifically Sales?
JESS: My first job in advertising was at Seven in 2007 as a Sales Coordinator and I have worked in media sales ever since. This is my second stint at Seven after 6 years in the UK but what I love about sales is that no two days are the same and there’s never a dull moment!
SALLY: I recently joined Seven from 12 years at a media agency, and I’m enjoying the new challenge that sales brings. I have worked with the team at Seven across my career and it’s exciting to be part of the business during this period of change and growth.
Q2. Tell us a about you how the job share opportunity came about and how do you make it a seamless transition when handing over?
JESS: I feel very fortunate to have been giving the job share opportunity by Seven when I returned to Australia 3 years ago. The best part is that it has enabled me to continue my career whilst still spending time with my young family. I’ve now job shared on and off for 3 years, in between having my second child. The most important thing when sharing a role, I’ve found is communication is key, given the nature of our jobs we’re constantly handover so finding ways to do this quickly and efficiently is important.
SALLY: I’m a huge advocate of job-sharing for working parents, it’s a win/win for employee and the employer who gain 20+ years media industry experience from Jess & I.
Jess and I share a morning in the office each week where we do a handover, schedule key client meetings and team WIPS. We’ve found constantly updating Trello (an online shared To-Do list) as a useful tool. The success of a job-share comes down to solid communication as we are both committed to our clients having a positive job- share experience.
Q3. What is your favourite part of the job and why?
JESS: I love the diversity of the role and the great group of people I’m lucky enough to work with, the team nature of Seven is really important to me. In addition, the ever evolving nature of the industry we work in that keeps the role fresh and interesting but also exciting! Working on big Sporting events and new programs for clients that provide integrated marketing solutions that help solves business challenges is also very satisfying.
SALLY: I thrive off helping clients achieve business and marketing objectives through effective media campaigns. I have seen in my time at an agency the significant positive impact FTA TV can have on brand metrics and hearing this feedback is satisfying.
Q4. What is the most important piece of advice you have for mothers who are pursuing a career?
JESS: To be super organised, flexible and accept that you’re not superhuman.
SALLY: Be present, leave the guilt at the door. When I’m at work I try to be as present as I can be with my team, my clients. And I commit to the same focus when at home with my 2 boys.
Q5. Anything that you’ve learnt along the way that you hope to pass on to your children?
JESS: Be kind and respectful to everyone you meet and treat them the way you want to be treated. Manners are super important from the moment you can talk and for the rest of your life.
SALLY: That’s a big question – They are still young so at the moment so at the moment I am starting small and instilling into them the importance of ‘Be Safe, Be Kind’.
Q6. Lastly, what are you doing to celebrate Mother’s Day this year?
JESS: I was pleasantly surprised that my 4-year-old knew it was Mother’s Day this weekend so I’m looking forward to afternoon tea at his kinder and then I’ll probably see my mother-in-law and have my mum over for dinner at our house! Basically, a big family day, that will be exhausting but lovely 😊
SALLY: Nothing crazy, hopefully breakfast in bed and a day off making decisions! I’ll be down the coast celebrating the day with my mum as well as my own family. Mother’s Day is also ‘Nannas Day’ in our family and it’s a perfect opportunity to thank my mum for everything she does for me, including picking my son up from school so I can work! Working mums needs all the help they can!
Seven West Media (ASX: SWM) today confirmed it has finalised its partnership with Google and has also signed a long-form agreement with Facebook awaiting signature by the latter overnight.
The agreements are consistent with the respective Letters of Intent announced in February. The agreement with Google is five years and the agreement with Facebook is three years.
Completion of the two agreements confirms the strong recognition of the quality and credibility of our leading television and newspaper news brands and entertainment content. Together, they underpin our sustainability and enable us to continue to build our digital platform.
These partnerships have been made possible by the introduction of the Media Bargaining Code. This has been an important reform led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, the Chair of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Rod Sims, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Communications Minister Paul Fletcher.
James Warburton, SWM Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
SWM anticipates the digital revenue associated with the agreements will commence before the end of FY21, with the majority to be derived in FY22. Minimal incremental costs are required to deliver the revenue.
With regards to trading, Seven’s Q3 FY21 advertising revenue grew at the upper end of the 7-10% range provided at the first-half results briefing in February.
Net debt is forecast to be approximately $270 million to $280 million by the end of FY21. Net proceeds of $45 million from the Airtasker IPO in March were used to retire debt, bringing total debt retirement to $195 million in the second half to date.
The transformation of SWM continues. Finalisation of the Google and Facebook agreements completes one of the key objectives outlined in our February results, delivering further digital transformation, and realising the true value of our news and current affairs product on third-party digital platforms.
Our balance sheet is now in a much stronger position and our FY21 Q4 content is positioned to deliver audience and share growth, particularly among people 25 to 54 and on 7plus.
James Warburton, SWM Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
This release has been authorised to be given to the ASX by the Managing Director and CEO of Seven West Media Limited.
The Seven Network today announced a key new strategic data partnership with leading weather information provider Weatherzone to add more insights to its 7REDiQ audience intelligence business.
The partnership, which also includes location technology provider LandmarksID, means marketers will now gain even richer insights into the behaviour of the more than 6 million people who have registered with Seven’s market-leading 7plus platform.
Weatherzone joins Seven’s growing list of second-party data partners. Others include TEG, Carsguide, Mastercard and – as announced on 19 April – Unpacked by Flybuys, the data division of Australia’s most popular loyalty program.
Partnering with trusted consumer brands like Weatherzone is integral to the ethos of 7REDiQ and further enhances our ability to enrich the information we have about the millions of people who are logged into 7plus.
As our 7plus audience check the weather on their Weatherzone app, we will capture their location data and build it into 7REDiQ. Early data suggests 7plus and Weatherzone share more than 650,000 consumers, providing more than enough scale to build out a nationally representative panel of people and their location habits.
Understanding these habits provides powerful insights for marketers to build out activation segments, inform smarter creative ideas, and contribute to post-campaign attribution studies.
Thanks to 7REDiQ, marketers can visualise our audiences and their potential customers by their favourite 7plus shows or genres, their Flybuys spending habits, Ticketek events, their Mastercard spending and now, thanks to Weatherzone, knowing where they have been.
For marketers, it’s an increasingly powerful and effective eco-system. With COVID-19 restrictions easing, people are heading out more and therefore checking the weather more, making the timing of this new partnership perfect.
Nicole Bence, Seven West Media Network Digital Sales Director
In this weeks’ Face to Face, Joshua Tanner from the Melbourne office opens up about juggling family life during lockdown, how viewer behaviour is changing in the way sports content is consumed and what he’s most excited for in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.
Q1. How did you venture into the world of Sport sales?
Sport has always been my passion and this led me to a Sports Marketing course at Uni. When I finished the course, I was lucky to have a family friend who was EA to the Melbourne Sales Director now Head of 7SPORT (nepotism at its best). It was a case of right place, right time and Adam Elliott who was running sport at the time needed some support and signed me up to book spots and billboards into the old NTS system back in May of 2005. Here I am, 16 years later and still loving it.
Q2. Tell us a about a typical working day for you.
A tricky one to answer as there is a lot of variety to my role, which is why I enjoy it so much.
The week usually kicks off listening to Tim Hunter talk at volume about how good or bad the Saints were on the weekend, then we delve into a lot of analysis of weekend sport ratings, inventory analysis and reporting for the purpose of developing sales strategies and market comms to our sponsors/clients.
There is typically a handful of presentations to clients which at the moment is a mixture of AFL integration pitches, Tokyo Olympics opportunities and soon to be Ashes Cricket & Winters Sponsors opportunities.
A lot of time is spent workshopping solutions with the Sport Sales team, Production team and 7Red Campaign Team. The constant dance of finding an angle whether it be via inventory or in-program idea to make our partners feel like they are valued and to ultimately build their brand and sell their product.
I also regularly work on building relationships with our sporting body partners at the AFL and Racing who we collaborate with on co-partner and are important to our success. Often this happens at a major sporting event or two which is a nice part of the job.
Q3. If you could give your 20 year old self a piece of advice, what would it be?
Buy Bitcoin early.
More importantly though, respect every person you deal with and be authentic in your approach.
Q4. You experienced one of the lengthiest lockdowns in Australia being based in Melbourne, what was the biggest challenge and how did you stay motivated?
Biggest challenge was finding ways to manage the high workload that came with an ever-changing AFL season with trying to support my amazing wife who was attempting to run a primary school and kindergarten in our living room for our 4 young kids. I became a part-time PE Teacher! Some interesting times indeed, but I also have very fond memories. During this time, I witnessed and learnt more about my kids than ever. They were my motivation pushing me to dominate my Seven duties so I could be present with them when they needed me.
Q5. Are there any trends you’re noticing with audience behaviour or different viewing habits in the way that they consume live sport or sports content?
Covid 19 expedited the growth and scale of audiences streaming sport and seeking out more social/sport doco style content. Fans were desperate to delve deeper with their passions and feel connected to sport which gave them a taste of normal. Whilst Seven has some rights limitations with some of our sports in the streaming space it also bodes well for future growth into the areas we do like Supercars, Horse Racing, AFLW and the Olympics. Also, the opportunity to develop a new flavour with new social shows and content allows us to engage our sport fans in different ways with new opportunities for brands.
Q6. We’ve heard your quite the AFL fan, who is your team?
I’m a proud North Melb Kangaroos member (There aren’t many of us). The whole family are Roos as my Dad was fortunate enough to be a premiership player with the Kangas back in 1977. North are a long way last at the moment, however I did enjoy a successful era in the 90’s when I was lucky enough to be at the MCG to witness two premierships.
Q7. What sport are you most excited to watch in the upcoming Olympics?
I love watching the High Jump and Javelin as they were events I loved to do back in High School. Other than this the BMX is a great watch as its fast and physical. Favourite team to watch will be the Matildas led by Sam Kerr who is an absolute jet. Curious to catch Speed Climbing as well as it looks very cool. I’ll be watching it all!!
Seven West Media has announced an Australian-first partnership with KERV Interactive to deliver the revolutionary shoppable ad experience, 7ACT.
The new product allows advertisers to dynamically insert QR codes seamlessly into video assets, enabling brands and content creators to showcase specific products, offer relevant information and provide contextual shopping opportunities.
Seven has launched 7ACT with a programmatic-first partnership with key agency partners Matterkind and Initiative, developing an all-new campaign for Officeworks.
Officeworks is using 7ACT as part of its “Mind Grown” campaign, providing children new avenues to grow and learn through a range of learning resources. It is a collaborative partnership that sets the standard for future ad experiences on screens.
7ACT is an innovative addition to Seven’s Enhanced Advertiser and Viewer Experience (E.A.V.E.) initiative, which was launched last year.
Our mission with premium ad experiences such as 7ACT is to make advertising more enjoyable, more engaging and more relevant through personalisation.
E.A.V.E. is central to our approach to innovation, creating ad experiences that are unique, customised and bring brands to life through interactive storytelling. We believe that by delivering valuable ad experiences to our viewers, they will be more loyal to our platforms, more engaged with our content and therefore much more responsive to brand messages from advertisers.
Nicole Bence, Seven West Media Network Digital Sales Director
KERV is a global, multi-award-winning, patented video technology company that lifts existing video assets to become unique, interactive experiences for consumers. The QR code response process is unique to KERV and allows information and shopability to dynamically shift where the mobile destination is directed, based on the KERV object-level AI.
We are extremely excited to be part of this launch with Seven West Media, who have been leading the market through their programmatic-first approach in the BVOD space. This approach allows Matterkind to trade easily on a diverse variety of advertising products and innovative solutions for our agencies and brands.
Ad product innovations like 7ACT represent a huge step forward for brands, leveraging high-impact and immersive formats to expand their addressable footprint. Most importantly, 7ACT’s use of QR codes enables accurate measurement of success across Connected Television, far beyond standard brand metrics.
Flaminia Sapori, Matterkind National Head of Partnerships & Strategic Investments
In 2020, one of the world’s biggest entertainment formats returned to Australian screens with a bang: Big Brother was back with a new voice, new format and new house filled with a modern melting pot of housemates.
Big Brother returns Monday, 26 April with an unpredictable, addictive and thrilling new season.
Next week, 20 housemates will enter the Big Brother house where they will live together for more than 60 days, cut off from the outside world, with cameras and microphones recording their every move 24 hours a day.
These housemates think they know Big Brother but with new rules and massive twists in a house full of secrets, they will have to think on their feet and play the game hard if they want to make it to the end.
Ultimately, three housemates will be left standing and, in a live Grand Final television event, Australia will vote to determine who deserves to win Big Brother and the $250,000 prize.
Who wins? You decide.
Big Brother starts 7:30pm next Monday, 26 April on Channel 7 and 7plus
Loyalty program data division joins 7plus connected TV audiences
Seven West Media today announced the launch of a market-leading new partnership with Unpacked by Flybuys, the data division of Australia’s most popular loyalty program.
The partnership will connect Flybuys’ aggregated audience segments with 7plus’ connected TV audiences. It marks the first time targeting will be possible across connected TV, giving marketers the ability to reach 7plus audiences on the biggest screen in their home with tailored advertising messages based on previous purchases.
In an Australian first, Seven and its strategic data partner TEG Analytics will connect Seven’s 6 million unique first-party audience identifiers, SWM-iDs, with the data of more than 8 million Flybuys members.
Seven’s SWM-iDs – coupled with its extensive second-party partnerships with TEG, Carsguide, Mastercard and others – sit at the core of the audience insights, activation and measurement solution in 7REDiQ, the audience intelligence platform Seven launched in October 2020.
We set up 7REDiQ with one simple aim: to bring brands closer to their desired audiences than ever before. Connecting Flybuys’ data to our SWM-iDs for activation is an Australian first and an exciting development for marketers.
Our new partnership with Flybuys means 7REDiQ has taken a giant leap forward to connect deterministic second-party data at an identity level, making it even easier for brands to reach their key audiences across our market-leading content and to achieve stronger results.
Kurt Burnette, Seven West Media Chief Revenue Officer
The new Flybuys partnership is further evidence of 7plus, 7REDiQ and our data partners working better together to deliver people-based, results-driven marketing through connected TV.
The recent roll out of mandatory sign-in across all 7plus assets means every digital eyeball is addressable using high-quality, transactional, location and behavioural signals from 6 million IDs, with a 75% match with Flybuys.
When the Tokyo Olympics kick off on 23 July, Australians will be able to access 43 channels of Olympics content on 7plus. Today’s announcement comes at a perfect time for brands to make the most of the resultant massive increase in digital viewing across Seven’s market-leading BVOD platform and maximise the engagement and scale of the Olympics.
Nicole Bence, Seven West Media Network Digital Sales Director
Through this partnership with Seven West Media, we are providing insights into our more than 8 million members’ shopping baskets. Unpacked by Flybuys arms brands and media agencies with data, insights and measurement into their audiences based on real-world behaviour and provides unrivalled ROI on marketers spend.
Harley Giles, Chief Product Officer of Flybuys
We are thrilled to be able to bring TEGA’s new data partnership with Flybuys to our long-standing partnership with Seven West Media. This is the first time in Australia that a TV network will be able to offer brands FMCG data against connected TV viewing.
Marking 100 days to go until the Tokyo Olympic Games. Join Bruce McAvaney and our team for an exclusive insight into Seven’s Olympic and Paralympic Games preparations.
Biggest broadcast undertaking in Australian TV history
After a year when the world faced its toughest fight in a generation, nations that have been darkened by lockdowns, curfews and quarantines will soon be lit by the Olympic flame.
With just 100 days to go until Tokyo 2020 begins, and athletes from all corners of the globe prepare to reunite in Tokyo to prove the human spirit cannot be defeated, the Seven Network has assembled a world-class Olympic and Paralympic commentary team that will lead the country’s biggest-ever broadcast and digital event.
For the first time in Australian free-to-air television history, there will be 45 dedicated Olympic channels across Seven and 7plus all live, free and in HD.
Australia’s most loved and respected sports broadcaster Bruce McAvaney returns for his 11th Olympic Games coverage, with Seven’s team featuring some of Australia’s greatest ever Olympians, who between them have racked up numerous Olympic and World Championship gold medals and 22 World Titles plus hundreds of Games both as competitors and broadcasters.
On Wednesday, Seven announced its coverage would be anchored by Hamish McLachlan, Abbey Gelmi, Johanna Griggs, Luke Darcy, Matt Shirvington, Edwina Bartholomew, Lisa Sthalekar and Andy Maher.
Leading Seven’s contingent on the ground in Tokyo, Mel McLaughlin, Mark Beretta, Jason Richardson and Nathan Templeton will make sure audiences are kept up to date with all the latest news, colour and atmosphere of the Games.
For pre-eminent broadcaster Bruce McAvaney, anticipation is building for what promises to be a remarkable Games across 17 days featuring the world’s greatest athletes, new sports and in the perfect time zone:
We’ve been waiting a long time for this. Like our Australian athletes, Seven’s broadcast team have been deep in preparation for an unprecedented Games.
We’re anticipating milestone performances and a new crop of athletes who’ll become household names.
The Olympics remains the greatest event in international sport and it’s exhilarating to be able to share the experience with all Australians, in our own time zone.
Bruce McAvaney
Exactly 16 days after the Flame is extinguished in Tokyo, a new one will be lit, signalling the start of the Paralympic Games. Johanna Griggs and Paralympic gold medallist Annabelle Williams will anchor Seven’s unprecedented coverage across Seven and 7plus featuring up to 16 live streams.
Seven will set a new benchmark as the most comprehensive, innovative and technologically advanced Olympic and Paralympic experience spanning all platforms.
Seven is the undisputed home of the Olympic Games with an unparalleled understanding of the event, since the very first television broadcast of the Games in Melbourne 1956.
Rarely do we see a moment as historically significant as Tokyo and Seven is setting a new benchmark for the Olympic and Paralympic experience live and free across all platforms – something never offered in Australia.
We can’t wait to deliver to Australians what will be the most-watched Olympic Games since Sydney 2000 and the biggest ever digital event.
Kurt Burnette, Seven West Media Chief Revenue Officer and Director of Olympics
Viewers will wake up to all the latest Olympic highlights, news and exclusive athlete interviews each day with Australia’s #1 breakfast show Sunrisebefore Johanna Griggs, returning for her seventh Olympic Games coverage, steers Seven’s morning broadcast alongside Luke Darcy.
Legendary Olympic sprinter Matt Shirvington and Edwina Bartholomew, who will be covering her third Olympic Games for Seven, then take the reins each afternoon.
Following 7NEWS live at 6.00 every night of the Games, two of Australia’s best sports broadcasters, Hamish McLachlan and Abbey Gelmi, will take audiences on a prime time golden rollercoaster of competition.
The Olympics will be essential late-night viewing with only a one-hour time difference on the East Coast and as the night kicks on, viewers will be welcomed to Tokyo Shinya with Andy Maher and Lisa Sthalekar, a show so mysterious, we can’t reveal any more.
After a year that’s challenged us like few before, Tokyo is poised to bring the world together again in the most powerful sign yet that the human spirit cannot be defeated. This Olympic Games will be bigger than sport. Simply being there and taking part will be a victory in itself.
Australia has always had wonderful Olympic Games teams and when you look at our team for Tokyo, sport by sport, it will be another brilliant group of worthy individuals and teams that we will all marvel at when it’s their time to perform. We have world champions, world #1s and major winners, everywhere.
In terms of the broadcast, it’s exciting and very humbling to be part of a Seven commentary team that includes Olympic legends like Anna Meares, the iconic Oarsome Foursome’s Nick Green, Scott McGrory and Russell Mark. They are some of the men and women I grew up idolising and cheering for.
Tokyo will see some familiar faces competing as well as some new sports, through which will come a new fascination and new faces. As always, it will be the world’s best against each other, at the world’s biggest festival of sport. I can’t wait for it to begin.
Hamish McLachlan
Covering an Olympic Games is the ultimate privilege as a sports broadcaster and to be part of this team is something I’ve dreamed of.
The pressure, drama and emotion at an Olympic Games is at a level nothing else can match, and Tokyo promises to be a Games unlike any we’ve seen before.
The evening schedule is unbelievable, so to be side-by-side with Hame every night as we bring the stories of the Games into living rooms across Australia in prime time is beyond exciting. I cannot wait.
Abbey Gelmi
At Seven, we will unashamedly get behind our Australian team with the rest of the country, but we will never lose sight of the other nations competing. Their triumphs and feel-good stories deserve to be celebrated like never before.
As always, we will bring unrivalled expertise to our Olympic coverage. You can trust Seven and our extraordinary team of commentators to take you inside every single event, to where the best action is happening at all times.
Tokyo will be the greatest event you’ll ever see. From the opening ceremony to the closing ceremony – and everything in between – the only place you can witness all of the history making action live and free is Seven, Your Home of the Olympics.
Lewis Martin, Seven’s Head of Sport
Sunrise is the only place Australians will be able to see live competition and all the Olympic highlights every morning.
Kochie and Nat will be live to Mark Beretta at the centre of all the action in Tokyo, while a panel of some of our greatest ever Olympians and athletes’ families will be cheering on as our Olympians go for Gold.
7NEWS, Australia’s official Olympic news service, is the only network with unrestricted access to the Games and will have the biggest team on the ground in Tokyo.
7NEWS Chief Correspondent Chris Reason andsports anchorMel McLaughlin will lead a team of reporters, including Ashlee Mullany, Alex Hart, Matthew Carmichael, Sharnelle Vella, Rob Scott, Blake Johnson and Ryan Daniels, operating 24-hours a day from inside venues and alongside athletes, taking Australians into the inner sanctum.
And 7NEWS.com.au will be the #1 online destination for Olympic news, updates and daily event schedules.
The website will feature a dedicated hub for results and medal tallies, plus all the latest breaking news, exclusive content, in-depth features and the greatest stories from the Games.
Having the privilege of working on an Olympic Games is the stuff of dreams in our line of work. I can’t wait to do it all again.
Nothing beats being there and although things will look more than a little different, there’s no question Japan will deliver perhaps the best – and certainly most anticipated – Olympic Games ever. These Games are exactly what the world needs right now.
Australia’s team will be its biggest ever and it could be our most successful ever. Our team at Seven can’t wait to bring you all the stories, the goosebumps and all the raw emotion that comes with an Olympic Games.
Mel McLaughlin
Australians will be able to keep up to date with all the latest news, the biggest and best moments, and exclusive content, on the 7Olympics social channels on Twitter, Facebook,Instagram and YouTube.
Olympic Games: 23 July-8 August Paralympic Games: 24 August-5 September Tokyo 2020 is live and free on Seven and 7plus
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