American Hockey League signs expanded deal with FloSports
Sports streaming company FloSports has signed a multi-year extension to its rights deal with the American Hockey League, the development league for the NHL.
Sport Live, DR to show Denmark BJK Cup tie
Danish broadcasters Sport Live and DR have acquired rights to Denmark’s upcoming Billie Jean King Cup tennis match against Mexico.
HBS launches digital content creation arm
Host Broadcast Services (HBS) has launched a digital content creation arm stating it represents the “next phase of growth” for the company.
New title sponsor, bigger FTA window for women’s A-League
The newly branded Ninja A-League will benefit from at least 10 free-to-air matches in 2024-25 as part of its naming rights deal.
TNT Sports to showcase new college basketball event
Pay-television broadcaster TNT Sports has acquired rights in the US to the Players Era Festival, a new college basketball event designed to create more NIL (name, image and likeness) opportunities for players.
Staylive to power BNXT League streaming service
Staylive, the Spring Media-owned OTT streaming service provider, has agreed a deal with the BNXT League, a basketball competition featuring teams from the Netherlands and Belgium.
Sinner’s US Open triumph sets records for SuperTennis
SuperTennis, a free-to-air linear channel operated by the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP), recorded an all-time ratings high for its coverage of Jannik Sinner’s victory in the US Open.
TelevisaUnivision extends and expands NFL pact in Mexico
The National Football League (NFL) has signed a three-year contract renewal with TelevisaUnivision to expand broadcast rights in Mexico through the 2026 season.
Dallas Mavericks switch from Bally Sports to Tegna
The NBA’s Dallas Mavericks have agreed a new multi-year local broadcast rights agreement with TEGNA after electing to split from Bally Sports Southwest.
UCLA signs on as JMI Sports’ first Big Ten client
The athletics department of University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has struck an 11-year deal with US-based media rights and venue development company JMI Sports.