Analysis
United drops IMG and gambles on in-house sales
Manchester United now has less than four weeks to negotiate a new distribution network for its MUTV club channel.
No Saturday night fever for Uefa
First Saturday Champions League final fails to pull in families and is a ratings flop in two of Europe's big five markets.
Scudamore: in-house move the key to league’s global success
Premier League chief Richard Scudamore speaks exclusively to TV Sports Markets on the league's rights-selling strategy.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Athletics, football, golf, motorcycling, snooker and tennis
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: End to Singapore World Cup stalemate and other football deals
Rede TV signs up Serie A and is hungry for more
Boom time is over but sports rights offer a way out
Telenor, TV4 pan-regional partners
Telenor has taken a 35-per-cent stake in TV4's Canal Plus premium channels.
Canal Plus’s retail therapy may not soothe subscribers
Europa League gamble paying off for ProSiebenSat.1
German commercial broadcaster pleased with audiences in first season of "too expensive" deal.
FASTRACK, Vol 14 Issue 9
Bullish Kentaro seeks fresh funds
Grothe and Huber looking for investors to replace exiting shareholders, and drive continued growth in business.
Sky and BBC clear winners but ‘pleased’ ESPN faces rough ride
Competitive season draws bigger audiences for Premier League coverage on BSkyB and BBC, but ESPN's look to be stagnating already.
Sanzar unions rewarded for ringing the changes
Bigger inventory, improved format and market-by-market approach give Sanzar healthy increases in three home markets
Longer deals, smaller increases for US sports
Uncertainty about US economy is producing longer deals, smaller increases and partnerships between network and cable TV
College sport settles for less now to earn more later
US experts say $10.8bn agreement is a rare 'win-win' rights deal