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As sports rights-holders compete for cultural cachet, the Australian Open has gone on tour across the U.S.

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Sports moments like the Open don't become influencer flytraps overnight. Craig Tiley, CEO of the Australian Open, has been chipping away at the task for a decade.

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As sports rights-holders compete for cultural cachet, the Australian Open has gone on tour across the U.S.

Sports moments like the Open don't become influencer flytraps overnight. Craig Tiley, CEO of the Australian Open, has been chipping away at the task for a decade.

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Digiday broke the news in on Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
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