Tennis: Reworld Media launches "Tennis Majors", a digital platform spearheaded by Serena Williams

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The French media group Reworld Media has launched "Tennis Majors", a digital platform dedicated to tennis, spearheaded by the American champion Serena Williams and her coach Patrick Mouratoglou (FRA), announced Reworld Media on 29/04/2020.

This new platform, available in English and French, "aims to offer exclusive, premium and innovative content to all tennis enthusiasts around the world. The ambition is to make it a tennis reference for news websites with video as the main editorial promise. Content design and production are under the direction of Cédric Rouquette, journalist, founder of CReaFeed (creative agency) and CEO of Scrine (audiovisual)," said Reworld Media.

"For more than 15 years, the way to consume tennis content has been changing drama­tically. Yet, the current tennis offer is mainly limited to breaking news and results. It isn't diversified enough; fans are thirsty for more behind-the-scenes, learning content as well as more privileged access to their favorite players, and Tennis Majors is aiming to provide them with that and even more," said Pascal Chevalier…

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