Denmark
Ice-hockey, rugby and handball pull in the viewers
Football’s Champions League final was not the only major sporting event in May to attract good viewing for broadcasters around Europe.
Clubs threaten breakaway over TV rights
Clubs from the Danish women’s handball league are threatening to break away from the domestic and European leagues in a row involving television-rights income.
League deal with no tender set to be scrapped
Danish regulators act to prevent anti-competitive movements in the television sports market
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Aussie Rules football, rugby league and tennis
Australian Rules: Australian pay-television operator Foxtel acquired pay-television rights for the Australian Football League in a sub-licensing deal worth A$315
Complaints force Denmark to stop TV privatisation
The privatisation of Danish public-service broadcaster TV2 has been called off because of the financial insecurity surrounding the channel
World handball is catch for viewers
Men's World Handball Championships in Germany attracts big audiences across Europe
Canal Plus and SBS will gain by bidding together
Takeover of the Nordic Canal Plus subscription channels by SBS Broadcasting
Are there enough rights for planned sports channel?
TV2 resurrects plan to launch premium pay-channel.
Danish clubs double TV money
But proposed extension deal for top-tier domestic football rights needs approval of football association and competition authority.
Canal Plus has no room for golf
Decision to hand back golf rights allows rival to recover monopoly on top Tour golf and launch golf channel.
Modern Times’ Christmas Shopping Spree
On the three days before Christmas, Modern Times buys four years of football, three years of golf and two new channels.