ABU secures 2014 Commonwealth Games rights
Glasgow’s organising committee for the 2014 edition of multi-sport event the Commonwealth Games has appointed the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union as its latest broadcast rights holder.
Astro scores Uefa rights deal
Malaysian pay-television operator Astro has acquired the broadcast rights in Malaysia and Brunei to the European qualifiers for the Uefa Euro 2016 and 2018 Fifa World Cup football tournaments.
Sky New Zealand lands World Cup rights – report
Pay-television broadcaster Sky New Zealand has secured the domestic rights to the 2014 Fifa World Cup.
Sommet gives MotoGP free-to-air home in New Zealand
Sommet Sports, a new digital free-to-air channel in New Zealand, has acquired the broadcast rights to the remainder of the 2013 MotoGP motorcycling championship, according to the Fairfax news agency.
Sky turns down ARD approach for Lisicki’s Wimbledon final
German pay-television broadcaster Sky Deutschland has rejected a request from public-service broadcaster ARD to sublicense the live rights to Saturday’s women’s singles final of the Wimbledon tennis championships, according to the DWDL.de website.
Atresmedia snaps up Uefa U-19 Championship rights
Spanish commercial broadcaster Atresmedia has acquired rights for the 2013 Uefa European Under-19 Championship national football team tournament.
SuperSport lifts Leopards broadcast ban
SuperSport has lifted its ban on broadcasting AFC Leopards games after the Kenyan Premier League football club suspended its rights deal with rival pay-television broadcaster Zuku TV.
Dentsu snaps up Olympics rights in central Asia
The Dentsu advertising agency has been awarded rights in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan for the 2014 and 2016 Olympic Games.
BeIN Sport branches out into four new Asian markets
Al Jazeera-owned pay-television broadcaster beIN Sport has announced it will launch next month in Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines and Taiwan.
BBC retains 3D vision for Wimbledon coverage
UK public-service broadcaster the BBC has announced it will show the men's and ladies semi-finals, and finals, of the ongoing Wimbledon tennis championships live in 3D.