FIFA Reportedly Wants To Charge EA $1 billion Every Four Years For Name
Written by Anjorin Ayo, Inspired by Logan Plant We now have a Clue to why EA Sports is putting in consideration to changing the name of FIFA, it’s giant football franchise. The New York Times reports that there’s a dispute between EA, the developer of the FIFA games, and FIFA the worldwide football organization. The disagreement is over cost and new revenue streams. https://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js?client=ca-pub-4000675814758624 A new report in the @nytimes states that the dispute between the both parties (EA and FIFA) is much related to cost and new revenue streams. With FIFA wanting to charge $1 billion+ every 4 years for the license and limit EA’s ability to monetize beyond the game itself https://t.co/5gNas9Iz9b pic.twitter.com/hZ9YnOZDMN -Daniel Ahmad (@ZhugeEX) According to the articles and facts about the dispute, FIFA wants to limit EA’s money making opportunities to strictly what can be found in the game. EA however, wants to explore monetizing,