Analysis
EBU will stick together for top rights
CBC threatens legal action after curling quits deal
ESS wins Asian F1 rights but has to pay high
TWI wins deal to boost Olympics in hard countries
The International Olympic Committee has hired the TWI agency as consultants
Serie A clubs finally break away
Sportfive to sue Russian TV
Look, no collusion, says Italy. But will competition last?
Czech winner in threat to pull out of TV rights deal
Czech Television acquired the rights for the Gambrinus Liga, but it is threatening to pull out of the deal unless the football association tackles new corruption accusations.
Olympiacos deal changes structure of TV football
The decision of Greek league champions Olympiacos to sell its television rights to public-service broadcaster ERT has led to a radical re-alignment of the rights for the country’s top football league.
New-media poses threat to NetMed sports dominance
Greek monopoly pay-operator NetMed Hellas is facing a challenge from the launch of digital-terrestrial and internet television.
Media Partners sale goes through
The Infront agency signed a €130 million (£89 million) deal to acquire the Milan-based Media Partners.
IMG wants TV stake as part of hoped-for Chinese expansion
The IMG agency is looking to acquire a stake in a major Chinese broadcaster
Small shareholder could scupper pan-Euro merger
Why mobile needs World Cup
Mobile-phone operators across Europe are pinning their hopes on the World Cup in Germany to give a badly-needed kick-start for the advanced third-generation content they have been marketing for so long.
Murdoch wins Premier League rights
Why Euro 2008 host-broadcasting has gone in-house
Platini queries Uefa’s growing in-house commercial role
‘Pay more or we’ll sell internationals match by match’
The Belgian Football Association is threatening to sell the home matches of the national team on a match-by-match basis in Flanders.