SportBusiness Staff

Player-focused professional women’s sports league Athletes Unlimited (AU) has agreed a deal with digital asset management company ScorePlay.

The Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU) has extended and expanded a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Asian Electronic Sports Federation (AESF).

Formula 1 has seen its annual revenue grow to $3.22bn (€2.97bn), with the impact of its new Las Vegas Grand Prix particularly impacting its fourth quarter results as operating income rose by 164 per cent year-on-year.

Fifa has agreed a two-year deal with the Oceania Football Confederation that will see its streaming platform, Fifa+, become the official global home for all OFC competitions.

Paris 2024 and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) have announced that a record number of broadcasters have committed to this year’s Paralympic Games.

Pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports has agreed a 10-year deal for exclusive F1 rights across the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey, five years on from dropping rights in the Mena region over piracy concerns.

Czech public-service broadcaster Česká televise (ČT) has called on all Slovak operators to remove its ČT Sport channel from their programming line-ups.

A Spanish court has dismissed a lawsuit from Real Madrid and Athletic Club against LaLiga over the €1.9bn ($2.06bn) LaLiga Impulso venture, which was set up by the league and private equity firm CVC Capital Partners.

Romanian free-to-air television channel Antena has acquired exclusive Formula 1 rights in the country for the next three years.

The International Federation of Sports Climbing (IFSC) has announced that the majority of its European events will be streamed live on a new dedicated YouTube channel.