Americas

The National Football League's inaugural regular-season game in Germany last weekend proved a huge success locally across a series of key metrics

Pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports México has agreed a three-season extension to its rights deal with the Formula 1 motor-racing championship.

Tech giant Apple has gained the rights to place the Apple TV logo on the sleeves of all 29 Major League Soccer teams as part of the landmark, 10-year global rights deal between the two parties.

Global media platform OneFootball has signed a content sharing deal with Concacaf, marking its first such agreement with a continental governing body

Germany event posts record for international games on league-owned network

Concacaf, the governing body for football in North America, Central America and the Caribbean, has signed a four-year extension to its agreement with Host Broadcast Services, the Infront-owned sports broadcast…

Parties intend to build 'the premier global multisport production studio'

TelevisaUnivision has announced its dominant share of American soccer viewership on United States television, helping to further some of the goals laid out in the companies' large-scale merger last year

Athletes Unlimited, the startup with multiple professional women’s sports leagues, is expanding the reach of its volleyball vertical by securing a domestic rights agreement with ESPN for that competition a…

Global entertainment platform DAZN has reached an agreement to broadcast all matches from Australia’s National Basketball League across Europe. DAZN has also acquired the NBL rights in Canada.

Media groups across Latin America are spending just under half a billion dollars on top-tier European club football rights in the current 2022-23 season, almost all of which is driven by the Premier League, LaLiga and Uefa club competitions.

The Canada-based Protocol Sports Marketing agency has signed a multi-year deal to distribute media rights to Brazilian volleyball’s men’s and women’s Superliga across Europe. T

International golf streaming service GolfTV, which is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery, is ending. The service has emailed customers to say the last day of operation will be December 12

The Spanish Basketball Clubs Association (ACB) has renewed a rights agreement with UAE-based broadcaster Sharjah Sports and struck a new deal with Mexican sports broadcaster Hi! Sports