Argentina

Argentinian pay-television broadcaster TyC Sports is set to become part of a new independent company after media conglomerate Grupo Clarin was permitted to break up its operations rather than face a forced dismantling to comply with a new media ownership law.

The MP & Silva agency has extended a deal to distribute worldwide media rights for the men’s ATP World Tour tennis tournament in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The Argentinian government has acquired free-to-air media rights for the 2014 Fifa World Cup national football team tournament in Brazil.

EBU deal with US ski federation will increase exposure for ski events in the country

The Argentinian government has set aside a further ARS310.6m (€39.2m/$53.3m) in its 2013 budget for its ‘Football for All’ broadcast project for the domestic football league, according to the Clarín newspaper.

Fiba, Euroleague and other basketball rights-holders pool rights for B2C web offering

Premiership Rugby: Why it’s the right time to launch an international club sevens tournament

Olympics deal part of Slim plan to expand media empire in Latin America through top sport

Santa Mónica seeks refund for centralised Spain matches

The Argentinian government has announced the launch of a new free-to-air television channel dedicated to sport. The high-definition channel, DeporTV, is available nationwide

Fox is expanding in Brazil and won't be relying on football

The Argentinian government has ordered the country’s football association, Asociación del Fútbol Argentino, to contribute 6.5 p

Fiba overhaul to bring national team basketball to home fans and boost value of World Cup; Rights fees up but tough talks still to come in key territories

Premier League enjoys massive increases in more key territories but cooling Middle East market provides a major challenge

TF1 pays big increase to hang on to Rugby World Cup

New Conmebol event could become replacement for Copa; Why the US is the perfect host

The Argentinian government has spent about ARS$4 billion (€700 million/$880 million) on its ‘fútbol para todos’ (‘football for everyone’) scheme to show domestic league matches on free-to-air television…