Analysis

Football

The league will try to convince a US court that Google's YouTube is financially benefiting from illegally uploaded Premier League clips.

Cricket

News round-up, Vol 14 Issue 6

Football

If Uefa indeed plans to take its rights selling in-house, it will not do so until at least 2015, after renewing its long-standing deal with Team Marketing.

Football

The Premier League is using a bid for its online clips rights that Google planned several years ago to attack the internet giant in court.

Football

SBS TV takes a big step back into the sports rights market with Premier League acquisition

Cricket

IPL lands 90-per-cent penetration in UK with ITV4 deal

A look at the audiences pulled by the 2010 Winter Olympics around the world.

Timo Lumme and Michael Payne spoke to TV Sports Markets about NBC's delayed coverage strategy.
Athletics

News round-up, Vol 14 Issue 5
Rugby Union

New Zealand government part-funds three-broadcaster deal.

First Games of new broadcast rights cycle delivers 47-per-cent coverage increase over Turin 2006.
Football

Commercial operator TV2 has snatched the market's biggest pay-television subs-driver from Canal Plus.

Football

The French and Belgian leagues are latest to consider in-house channels in the face of weak demand for their rights from broadcasters.
Athletics

The Diamond League athletics series has secured double the rights fee income of its predecessor the Golden League, with two big deals yet to be done.

Football

Manchester United and Liverpool are increasingly unhappy that overseas television rights revenue continues to be split equally between Premier League clubs.
Athletics

News round-up.
Football

The Premier League has taken a big cut in its rights fee to secure free-to-air exposure in China.

Football

The Premier League's new channel for overseas rights-holders will be launched with one eye on the next domestic rights negotiations.