SBS woos snubbed partners
Korean broadcaster which went it alone seeks to recoup rights costs
Malaysia pays record new-media fee
Malaysian agency M-League Marketing is understood to have agreed a deal worth about $13 million (£6.7 million/€9.8 million) for English Premier League football’s mobile and internet clips package. Th
Canal Plus holds out over price
Premier League: the bidding, the struggle, the deadlock
Sportfive struggles to recoup fees
Premier League: the bidding, the struggle, the deadlock
Putin’s football politics is perilous for pay-TV
Government intervention to force free-to-air coverage
Why Premier League invited YouTube to bid for rights
EPL remind video-sharing site that it is unhappy about continual copyright breaches
Lagardere ‘will buy more’
IMG may be target
TV asked to increase bids as athletics rights fees plunge
EBU broadcasters believe that fee expectations of rights-holders are unrealistic
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Football, basketball, motor sport and others
Football: French commercial broad-caster TF1 agreed a deal with the Infront agency for the pay-television rights for the 2006 World Cup and sublicensed them to pay-broadcaster Canal Plus and its own cable and satellite channel Eurosport.
Primera Liga TV audiences fall 5%
Free-to-air television audiences for live coverage of Spanish football’s Primera Liga in 2005-06 fell five per cent on the previous season.