China

OneAsia China event cancellation is 'bad timing'

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

French news agency AFP has agreed a partnership with Chinese media company Hupu Sports Media to launch a Chinese-language sports service offering video content.
 

Digital media company Remark Media has acquired official digital distribution rights to the Clash in Cotai boxing event headlined by Manny Pacquiao’s fight against Brandon Rios, and has announced it w…

The Chinese Olympic Committee has signed an eight-year partnership with Tencent under which the internet service portal will provide exclusive interviews with the country’s athletes at 20 major events.

Scottish football chooses online route into China

Chinese internet operator Sina, owner of the Weibo microblogging service, has expanded its partnership with North American basketball league the NBA to include live video content on the social network and the company’s mobile platform.

Chinese online television service provider PPTV has agreed a one-year broadcast rights deal with the Scottish Professional Football League.

Chinese internet operator Sina, owner of the Weibo microblogging service, has agreed a deal with the NBA to stream one game per day from the North American basketball league, according to Bloomberg.

CCTV’s new national sports channel will not mean pay-day for rights-holders

Chinese state broadcaster CCTV launched a second dedicated sports channel on Sunday, according to the Xinhua news agency.

Chinese state broadcaster CCTV has agreed a new deal with the International Basketball Federation (Fiba) to broadcast live coverage of its showpiece competitions.

Chinese IPTV provider BesTV has acquired exclusive rights for English Premier League football on “new media television” in a deal with Super Sports Media Group, according to the China Daily newspaper.

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

The Global Sports Media Consumption Report 2013 shows that second-screen activity is growing, but is it a threat or an opportunity for the sports broadcasting industry?

Chinese state-owned broadcaster CCTV5 has acquired live rights for the Wimbledon tennis championships

World Cup rights fee falls in Nigeria but increases in sub-Saharan Africa as Fifa keeps faith with AUB and Octagon

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