Singapore government reluctant to put limit on sports pay-TV prices
The Singaporean government will not force pay-television sports broadcasters to lower their subscription prices, according to Yaacob Ibrahim, the city-state’s minister of information, communications a…
Armenia TV seals deal for Uefa Champions League
Armenian public-service broadcaster Armenia TV has acquired the live free-to-air rights for the Uefa Champions League in a three-year deal, from 2012-13 to 2014-15
BBC Wales secures highlights of Welsh national football team
UK public-service broadcaster BBC Wales has agreed a two-year deal with the Football Association of Wales for highlights rights to the Welsh national team’s home matches, from 2012-13 to 2013-14.
T3Media to manage US Soccer’s video assets
The US Soccer Federation, football’s governing body in the United States, signed an agreement with T3Media that will allow the video management and licensing services company to manage the body’s video ass…
Mediaset and Sky agree to share Champions League and Europa League rights
Italian broadcasters Mediaset and Sky Italia have reached a deal to share live coverage of games involving Italian teams in the Uefa Champions League and Europa League over the next two seasons, 2012-13…
Celta Vigo to reap rewards of promotion in new rights deal
The Mediapro agency and pay-television broadcaster Prisa TV are competing to acquire the media rights of Spanish Liga club Celta Vigo for the next three seasons, in a deal which is expected to earn the…
Uefa agrees Champions League deal in Hungary
Liberty Global-owned broadcaster Chello Central Europe has acquired rights in Hungary to the Uefa Champions League in a three-year deal from 2012-13 to 2014-15
Belgian football clubs agree to comply with collective rights deal
Belgian football clubs Sporting de Charleroi and Waasland-Beveren have agreed to allow pay-television broadcasters Telenet and Voo to show their home games in the Pro League, the country’s top division.
Concern over lack of Hong Kong free-to-air deal for London 2012
Timothy Fok Tsun-ting, the president of the Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, has written to International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge to express his concern that a deal…
Nine heading for loss on London 2012 coverage
Australian commercial broadcaster Channel Nine is set to make a loss of A$30 million (€24.5 million/$30.9 million) on its coverage of the London 2012 Olympic Games, according to newspaper The Australian.