Brazil
ESPN Brasil extends Premier League deal
Pay-television sports broadcaster ESPN Brasil has struck a three-season extension to its rights deal with the Premier League, the top division of English club football.
Telefónica adds mobile football content in Brazil, Chile
Telecommunications company TelefĆ³nica is to add mobile football content to its service offering in Brazil and Chile.
Brazilian rugby body partners with Esporte Interativo
The Brazilian Confederation of Rugby (CBRu) has agreed a rights deal with sports broadcaster Esporte Interativo.
CBF takes fresh approach to broadcast rights for Brazil friendlies
The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) is set to adopt a new means of broadcasting friendly matches played by its national team after electing not to award the rights to media group Globo.
ITTF World Championships commence with enhanced exposure in Americas
The International Table Tennis Federationās 2017 World Championships have commenced in the German city of DĆ¼sseldorf, with the global governing body detailing new rights partners in the Americas.
RedeTV to cover Brazil’s volleyball friendlies
Brazilian commercial broadcaster RedeTV has agreed a rights deal with the Brazilian Volleyball Confederation (CBV) to cover the friendly games of the menās and womenās national teams.
Former Barcelona president arrested in money laundering probe
Spanish police have today (Tuesday) arrested Sandro Rosell, former president of LaLiga football club Barcelona, in connection to an investigation regarding his business activities in Brazil.
NBA strikes content partnership with Brazilian telco
North American basketball league the NBA has entered into a content partnership with Brazilian telecommunications company Vivo.
Globo commits to longer deal with established Chapecoense
The two-year deal agreed by football club Chapecoense and media group Globo last month reflects the formerās newly-established position in Brazilās SĆ©rie A.
Globo commits to long-term extension with Chapecoense
Campeonato Brasileiro SĆ©rie A football club Chapecoense has agreed a long-term broadcast rights extension with Brazilian media group Globo.
IPC’s new rights strategy boosts audiences for Rio Paralympics
The International Paralympic Committee has hailed record audience figures for its 2016 summer Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro stating the organisation has benefited from a change in strategy for its rights deals.
Esporte Interativo commits to Universiade coverage under CBDU deal
The Brazilian Confederation of University Sports (CBDU) has agreed a rights deal with Esporte Interativo under which the pay-television broadcaster will cover the 2017 summer Universiade multi-sport event.
Federation steps in after Brazilian clubs claim landmark Facebook, YouTube strategy
Brazilās Paranaense Football Federation (FPF) has been criticised after it made the late decision to postpone a Campeonato Paranaense state championship game between Atletico Paranaense and Coritiba that was due to be live streamed via social media platforms Facebook and YouTube.
Fox secures fresh carriage deals in Latin America
The Fox Networks Group Latin America division of media company 21st Century Fox has secured fresh carriage deals in the region with pan-regional pay-television operator DirecTV and Brazilian pay-television operator Sky Brasil.
Infront brokers series of rights deals for CHL
The Infront Sports & Media agency has secured a series of rights deals for upcoming seasons of the Champions Hockey League pan-European ice hockey club competition.
RedeTV nets Série B extension, eyes long-term deal
Brazilian commercial broadcaster RedeTV has agreed a one-season extension to its rights deal for Campeonato Brasileiro SĆ©rie B, the second division of domestic club football.
Fox Sports Brasil and SporTV forge football rights deal
Brazilian pay-television broadcasters Fox Sports Brasil and SporTV have agreed a rights-sharing partnership for club football competitions the Copa do Brasil and Copa Libertadores.
Globo heads off rival interest to renew Copa do Brasil contract
An unsolicited Esporte Interativo offer drove media group Globo to more than treble its fee for domestic Copa do Brasil rights in a deal with the ConfederaĆ§Ć£o Brasileira de Futebol.