Caribbean
ESPN extends MotoGP rights in Latin America, Caribbean
Pan-regional pay-television broadcaster ESPN has agreed a three-season extension to its rights deal in Latin America and the Caribbean for the MotoGP motorcycling championship.
Flow partners up with CARIFTA Games
Flow, the Caribbean pay-television platform owned by telecommunications company Cable & Wireless, has signed a partnership with the North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletics Association (NACAC) to be the exclusive broadcast partner and sponsor of the CARIFTA Games.
Flow Sports adds Asia Cup to cricket line-up
Flow Sports, the Caribbean pay-television channel owned by telecommunications company Cable & Wireless, has acquired rights to the 2016 Asia Cup national team cricket tournament.
SportsMax to expand NBA coverage under new deal
Caribbean pay-television broadcaster SportsMax has renewed and expanded a multi-year rights deal with the NBA North American basketball league.
ESPN pays decent increase to renew Australian Open
Tennis Australia has renewed its deal with ESPN for Australian Open rights in Latin America and the Caribbean without putting the rights on the market.
Masters Champions League secures rights deals ahead of debut
The Sporty Solutionz agency has broadened the reach of the Masters Champions League for the debut season of the Twenty20 cricket competition by striking rights deals covering the Middle East, Pakistan, sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean.
ESPN International renews Australian Open deal
Pay-television broadcaster ESPN International has renewed a distribution rights deal in Latin America and the Caribbean for the Australian Open tennis grand slam tournament.
RMG to distribute Dubai World Cup rights in Americas, Caribbean
Racecourse Media Group, the holding company responsible for a range of media and data rights involving 34 of the UK’s premier racecourses, has secured a deal to simulcast live coverage of the Dubai World Cup Carnival horse racing series in the Caribbean, as well as North, Central and South America.
Cable & Wireless nets MUTV rights under wide-ranging partnership
Telecommunications company Cable & Wireless has agreed a multi-year regional partnership with English Premier League football club Manchester United, under which its pay-television platform Flow will become the exclusive distributor of the team’s in-house television channel MUTV in the Caribbean.
Flow Sports launches in Caribbean
Flow Sports, the new Caribbean pay-television channel owned by telecommunications company Cable & Wireless, has commenced operations, providing the region with its first Caribbean-based high-definition sports network.
Liberty Global expands into Caribbean with Cable & Wireless deal
Media company Liberty Global has announced a £3.5bn (€4.9bn/$5.3bn) deal to acquire Cable & Wireless Communications, the London-listed Caribbean telecommunications operator.
Flow picks up World Cup qualifiers as C&W confirms Liberty talks
Flow TV, the Caribbean pay-television broadcaster owned by telco Cable & Wireless, has acquired exclusive live rights for football’s Fifa World Cup qualifiers in the region.
Fox takes up MLS baton in LatAm
Fox Sports Latin America this week enhanced its football portfolio with a deal for US Major League Soccer.
Premier League finds new home in the Caribbean
Multinational telecommunications company Cable & Wireless Communications has agreed a three-season deal for the exclusive rights in the Caribbean to football’s English Premier League.
Flow to show American football in Caribbean
Caribbean cable-television broadcaster Flow has acquired broadcast rights in the region for the NFL American football league.
New allegations emerge over Fifa media rights
Former Fifa official Jack Warner generated a profit of at least $17m (€15.2m) on football World Cup media rights that were sold to him for a fraction of their true value, according to the Press Association Sport news agency.
Fight Sports continues Mayweather association
Pay-television channel Fight Sports has secured the rights to Floyd Mayweather Jr’s upcoming fight against Andre Berto in multiple territories across Europe, Asia and the Caribbean.
Digicel makes enhanced connection with LaLiga
Caribbean telecommunications company Digicel has secured a five-year broadcast rights deal across more than 25 markets in the region for LaLiga, the top division of Spanish football.