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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: Uefa secures massive Champions League hike in Germany as broadcaster battle heats up
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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: Mediapro ‘bias’ claims cast cloud over Champions League award in France FOOTBALL: Uefa benefits from US digital battle as club competition values soar FOO
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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: BT looks to secure sports future with huge Champions League renewal FOOTBALL: Caf-Lagardère dispute throws market into confusion, agency mulls legal options
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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: Digiturk and LaLiga end deal in Turkey amid currency crisis FOOTBALL: Timing will be critical to Serie A domestic rights tender
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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: UK, France may drive global Champions League revenue downturn FOOTBALL: Bundesliga agrees big fee rise in US with ESPN, but takes exposure gamble

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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: Uefa set to agree record deal with Deutsche Telekom for Euro 2024 FOOTBALL: LaLiga shifts to fee plus revenue share in Premier Sports UK, Ireland deals
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Inside this issue: BASKETBALL: Euroleague secures robust fee rise in Turkey amid booming basketball interest AMERICAN FOOTBALL: NFL eyes further brand boost with ProSiebenSat
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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: BBC pays blockbuster fee for Women’s Euro 2021 UK rights as market surges F
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Inside this issue: TENNIS: Amazon pays premium in French Open domestic rights play BASKETBALL: China’s Tencent sees off Youku to keep NBA digital rights in record deal F
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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: Weak pound post-Brexit vote boosts total Premier League rights income MULTI-SPORT: Ambitious JTBC shakes Korean FTA broadcasters, delivers strong Olympics fee for IOC

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Inside this issue: TENNIS: Perform makes last-ditch attempt to outbid IMG for ATP Tour betting, data rights TENNIS: French Open tender gambit unlikely to boost FFT revenues
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Inside this issue: MULTI-SPORT: Facebook sees non-exclusive rights as gateway to digital audience growth FOOTBALL: Canal EPL sublicence deal in France linked to Altice carriage agreement
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Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: Star poised for Premier League discount in uncompetitive India FOOTBALL: English FA spurns higher pay-TV revenue for free-to-air Cup reach
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Inside this issue: TENNIS: Amazon seeks UK tennis dominance with WTA rights play FOOTBALL: IMG hopes of emerging unscathed from Serie A antitrust probe hang in the balance

Inside this issue: MULTI-SPORTS: Government pressure drives France Télévisions’s Olympics sublicensing deal FOO

Inside this issue: WINTER SPORTS: Nent makes shock move for winter sports in Nordics FOOTBALL: Mediapro, TVE front-runners for unsold LaLiga free-to-air rights

Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: FA Cup ‘non-linear’ rights package opens door to Amazon CRICKET: Star India’s OTT strategy in UK drives Sky IPL rights loss FOOTB

Inside this issue: MOTORSPORT: Formula One switch to MBC could herald big Middle East market shake-up PIRACY: Legal action against beoutQ by Fifa and other major sports rights-holders ‘imminent’ FOO

Inside this issue: PIRACY: Rights-holder action against beoutQ: what is ‘enough’ for beIN Media Group? PAY-

Inside this issue: WINTER SPORTS: Infront increases its dominance over winter sports with ISU deal FOOTBALL: Investment funds throw money at Brasileiro international rights F

Inside this issue: TENNIS: Australian Open enters brave new world on Nine FOOTBALL: Mediapro faces delicate balancing act to make a World Cup profit in 2022

Inside this issue: OTT: Perform Content sale critical to success of ambitious DAZN UK PAY-TV: Eleven’s difficulties in the UK hit IMG, MMA promotions TE

Inside this issue: FOOTBALL: DDMC Fortis bullish on AFC rights, despite conflicting signals from China FACEBOOK: Facebook spending on rights will remain highly targeted - Hutton A