DAZN to offer global distribution for Rally.TV
DAZN has signed an eight-year deal with the World Rally Championship (WRC) to distribute OTT platform Rally.TV globally.
Warner Bros. Discovery maintains supertri backing
Supertri and Warner Bros. Discovery have agreed a deal that will deliver live coverage of all events in 2024 via Eurosport, as well as live and on-demand streaming on discovery+ and Max in Europe.
Eurovision Sport to offer European showcase for elite horse racing
Horse racing’s elite events will receive additional exposure in Europe through a new agreement between the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the HBA Media agency.
TG4 signs new Basketball Ireland deal
Irish-language broadcaster TG4 has strengthened its relationship with Basketball Ireland through a new two-year deal.
Australian broadcast bodies hit out at FTA reform recommendations
Australian free-to-air stakeholders including Free TV and Seven West Media have expressed their disappointment with the latest recommendations concerning reform relating to access to sporting events.
WrestleMania XL hailed as ‘biggest ever’ in turning point for pro wrestling
WWE has announced that WrestleMania XL has become the most-successful and highest-grossing event in company history.
Canal Goat to cover Brasileirão Feminino
Canal Goat, a football-focused YouTube channel in Brazil, has agreed a deal with the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) to stream matches from the Brasileirão Feminino women’s club competition.
Grabyo, Veritone launch AI-powered live clipping
Cloud video production company Grabyo has teamed up with US-based artificial intelligence software and services company Veritone to create an AI-powered live clipping, asset management and monetisation solution.
TNT Sports adds Autumn Nations Series to rugby union portfolio
TNT Sports has acquired rights to the Autumn Nations Series, replacing Amazon as the rights-holder in the UK in a strengthening of the pay-television broadcaster's rugby union portfolio.
TV2 extends long-running handball coverage in Denmark
TV2, the government-owned broadcaster in Denmark, has renewed a rights agreement with DanskHåndbold and the Divisionsforeningen Tophåndbold covering the top tier of domestic handball and national team games.