SportBusiness Staff

Indian media conglomerate the Times Group is interested in acquiring a majority stake in the Nimbus Communications agency’s two multi-national pay-television sports channels, Neo Cricket and Neo Sports.

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB agreed to make its new Formula One pay-television channel, Sky Sports F1, available to cable-television operator Virgin Media from its launch in March

The Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation’s hopes of raising the funds needed to acquire rights for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations football tournament were boosted after mining company First Quantum M…

The Board of Control for Cricket in India may have to sell rights for the India national team for a lower price following the team’s poor performances in its ongoing tour of Australia, a senior official t…

TSN, the Canadian sports broadcaster majority-owned by the Bell Media group, renewed its rights for the Australian Open tennis tournament in a 10-year deal, from 2012 to 2021, with Tennis Australia, the…

German public-service broadcaster ARD criticised a decision by the country’s competition regulator, the Bundeskartellamt, to approve a media rights tender process by the domestic football league, the D…

Public-service broadcaster the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC) agreed a deal with the Sportfive agency for rights to this year’s Africa Cup of Nations football tournament.

English football’s Premier League may have to waive rights fees in China if it is to establish a significant presence in the country, according to Pierre Justo, Asia director of sport and media at the T…

Mario Figueiredo, the new head of the Liga Portuguesa de Futebol Profissional, Portugal’s professional football league, announced plans to introduce a collective broadcast rights model in the Primeira L…

The broadcast blackout rule, which blocks US sports events from being shown live on television in their local market unless all tickets to attend the event have been sold, could be scrapped under a proposal…