Analysis

Audacious attempt to protect investment in Premiere and bolster near-monopoly on live Bundesliga rights

Increased competition from Polsat for top sports rights could drive competition

Sky's exclusivity for next three years barely dented, but will share rights with at least one other broadcaster next time

Asian TV gears up for World Cup war with agencies

News Corp in talks to buy 33-per-cent stake in Polsat

Sharing has led to RTL losing heavily on the rights and has not helped Canal Plus win many subscribers

Live rights International live rights (including the right to show full delayed games) have been split into two packages. Package A: 306 to 314 games

Fifa and Uefa likely to adopt the model

Rugby Football Union said that IRB’s asking price for clips risked “killing the goose”

Deals for England internationals and domestic club rugby have two years to run

Broadcaster defends decision to move skiing coverage to "graveyard" slot

The rugby World Cup and the cricket World Cup account for 11 of the Top 20 most popular televised sports events on Australian television in 2003

First live internet boxing for UK from Ricky Hatton undercard

Most experts put it down to a lack of boxing on network TV in the US

From next month, ESPN will no longer pay promoters $50K Friday Night Fights rights fee

Showtime's phasing out of multi-fight deals in favour of top single bouts will mean no obligation to sanctioning bodies

Boxing one of a range of sports ITV is looking at “to replace” the Premier League

Proposed changes would lead to non-members being able to acquire substantial Olympics coverage from EBU members on fair and reasonable terms