Analysis
Canada buys all Serie A rights
North American deals now total €27 million
FA split over cable challenge for TV rights
Some larger clubs in favour of breaking with traditional broadcast partner, despite threat of legal action
Skating on thin ice as TV ratings take a tumble
ISU president's 'threat' to move figure skating championship from United States is a 'negotiating tactic'
France expects 100,000 to buy first ppv rugby
First ever pay-per-view coverage for Top 14
Record Olympic win throws down gauntlet to Globo
Brazilian commercial broadcaster pays huge fee to capture important rights deal
BSkyB extends Windies cricket
Broadcaster to help West Indies Cricket Board sell rights elsewhere
SBS woos snubbed partners
Korean broadcaster which went it alone seeks to recoup rights costs
Malaysia pays record new-media fee
Malaysian agency M-League Marketing is understood to have agreed a deal worth about $13 million (£6.7 million/€9.8 million) for English Premier League football’s mobile and internet clips package. Th
Canal Plus holds out over price
Premier League: the bidding, the struggle, the deadlock
Sportfive struggles to recoup fees
Premier League: the bidding, the struggle, the deadlock
Putin’s football politics is perilous for pay-TV
Government intervention to force free-to-air coverage
Why Premier League invited YouTube to bid for rights
EPL remind video-sharing site that it is unhappy about continual copyright breaches
Lagardere ‘will buy more’
IMG may be target
TV asked to increase bids as athletics rights fees plunge
EBU broadcasters believe that fee expectations of rights-holders are unrealistic
Primera Liga TV audiences fall 5%
Free-to-air television audiences for live coverage of Spanish football’s Primera Liga in 2005-06 fell five per cent on the previous season.
German handball set to switch to pay-TV cash
The German Handball League is set to win a big increase in its television rights fees if it accepts an offer by Premiere.
US restriction will handicap Global’s World Cup bid
Global Cricket Corporation will be handicapped when it bids for the next round of rights.
TVN starts sports channel on back of Champions win
Polish media and entertainment company ITI will launch a sports channel to exploit its award of pay-television rights for the Champions League