Premier League on a roll again with new media
English football’s Premier League is set to triple its international new-media rights fees, replicating the success it had when selling its main live rights around the world late last year.
Mediapro’s Barça bid may not threaten crashing Sogecable
Mediapro is bidding aggressively for the television rights of Barcelona and other top Spanish football clubs.
CCTV pays well for women’s cup
Rights fee trebles, still falls short of asking price
IOC and Fifa set China testing time over rights fees
Anxious wait to see whether state broadcaster CCTV will finally pay market rates
Fifa confusion in Caribbean
FIFA: World Cup rights were not Caribbean Football Union's to sell
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Horseracing, cycling, swimming and more
Horseracing: Australian free-to-air broadcaster Nine Network acquired live rights to 13 premier race meetings in 2007 from the Australian Racing Board, which brokered the deal through TVN, owners of …
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Aussie Rules football, rugby league and tennis
Australian Rules: Australian pay-television operator Foxtel acquired pay-television rights for the Australian Football League in a sub-licensing deal worth A$315
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Football, rugby union, motorsport and more
Football: South African public-service broadcaster SABC acquired a package of free-to-air rights for English football’s Premier League in a three-year deal from 2007-08 to 2009-10.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Cricket, motorsport, football and tennis
Cricket: Indian channel Zee Sports acquired the worldwide television, radio and broadband rights to 25 one-day internationals featuring India to be played at neutral venues around the world in the next five years.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Football, Spanish World Cup deal and others
Football: New Spanish commercial channel La Sexta, which launched last week, acquired the rights to this year’s World Cup.