Seven looks for revenge as top sports go to market
Australia’s television networks are gearing up for the first of several fierce rights battles
Why Saban will turn TV marathon into a sprint
Haim Saban is in advanced talks to sell his majority stake to the Axel Springer publishing group.
Uefa deal is unusual but ‘intelligent’
The award of the Euro 2008 rights to Sportfive can be seen as another sign of the trend for sports federations to take greater control of their rights.
Sportfive: Just what we wanted
Euro 2008 was the big contract the agency was looking for
What losing means for EBU’s future
Uefa was disappointed with the EBU’s final presentation
CBC ‘should know bids are not about market rate’
CBC has come under widespread criticism for bidding too low for the 2010 and 2012 Olympics
‘We bid to ensure victory, but we’ll get our money back’
there were three reasons for the unexpectedly high bid from the consortium of Bell Globemedia and Rogers
Winners, losers, and increased fees
The Bell Globemedia-Rogers bid is a huge rise on what CBC paid
CBC needs rethink on sport after misjudging Olympic bid
Failure of Canadian public-service broadcaster CBC to hold on to the television and new-media rights for the Olympic Games
Spoils to go to EBU members
Public-service broadcasters across Europe will be the main broadcasters of football’s 2008 European Championship