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Mediapro reduces fee for LaLiga highlights, free-to-air package  

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Mediapro, the agency and international broadcast production group, renewed free-to-air rights to highlights and one match per week with Spain’s LaLiga, decreasing its fee after a tender process in which reserve prices were not met. 

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