Canada
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Football, Olympics and horseracing
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Curling, football and more
Curling: Canadian public-service broadcaster CBC has reportedly agreed a six-year deal with the Canadian Curling Association.
Fifa wants more cash, but it also has other aims
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: NHL, football, US sports and hockey
So even Rai liked the Olympics. Not bad for an ‘excessive luxury’
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Cricket, curling and more
Cricket: Asian broadcaster Ten Sports is set to acquire the worldwide rights to international cricket in Sri Lanka in a four-year deal, from 2005 to 2008.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Japan Olympic deal, Uefa football and more
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Indian cricket, Uefa football and more
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Euro 2008, other football, tennis and more
Football: Greek public-service broadcaster ERT acquired the free-to-air rights for all 31 matches of Euro 2008 in a €9.5m (£6.5m) deal with the Sportfive agency. It is the first deal done for the championship. Italian public-service broadcaster Rai is also set to sign a deal for Euro 2008, paying €120m.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Football, cricket, motorsport, handball and more
Surprise win brings Score into the mainstream
Canadian cable sports channel The Score’s acquisition of English Premier League football rights was a surprise win over Rogers SportsNet.
Fox double in US and Australia
The Fox Soccer Channel and pay-operator Setanta acquired the Premier League rights in the USA for $57 million.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: US sport, motorcycling, tennis and more
Cricket: Australian free-to-air broadcaster Nine Network acquired the rights to this month's Champions Trophy and the 2007 World Cup in a deal with News Corporation subsidiary Global Cricket Corporation.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Football – World Cup, Serie A and others
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 3: Boxing, basketball, winter sports and more
Boxing: German commercial broadcaster RTL acquired the rights for the next four fights of Ukrainian heavyweight boxer Wladimir Klitschko in a deal with the Sportfive agency worth €10m (£6.8m).
La Liga is No.2 worldwide league – if only for now
International rights sales for Spanish football’s La Liga are likely to bring in more than €100 million a year.