Nine names its 2022 NRL sponsors and partners as season kicks off

March 9, 2022 9:16

Nine’s Wide World of Sports has unveiled its partner line-up to kick off the 2022 NRL season, with existing and new partners playing a part of TV’s greatest game and leveraging the huge opportunity across Nine’s suite of assets.

Taking advantage of the network’s position with Total TV, Total Publishing and Total Audio opportunities across the WWOS and Nine NRL content ecosystem, Harvey Norman, Telstra, McDonald’s and Sportsbet have returned in 2022 as Full Seasons Partners.

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Emma Shepherd

Emma Shepherd was the acting deputy editor at Mumbrella who has over seven years of print and digital experience in the industry and has previously worked as a reporter for media outlets Bauer Media (now Are Media), Yahoo Australia, and a content strategist and writer for various independent marketing agencies.

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Graham 10 Mar 22

Take note sponsors
My favourite tv viewing is the coverage of NRL by WWOS ….BUT…the game is definitely poorer and viewing ruined by having Mr.A. Johns as a commentator. He is not welcome in my living room so matches he inputs his opinion will be switched to Fox. As by sponsoring you are in fact condoning his inclusion and my ire I shall also reconsider the use of your products when I have a choice.
I do have a choice.

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