Ecuador
Second-time lucky for FEF as it doubles national team rights revenue
FEF seeks double in new World Cup qualifier tender
Clubs hit the reset button as GolTV wins Ecuadorian rights
GolTV has emerged victorious in the third tender for Ecuadorian club football rights this year, overcoming the annulment of its previous deal and an initial vote awarding the rights to DirecTV.
Ecuadorian clubs take control following federation tender farce
The Ecuadorian football federation (FEF) has been forced to relinquish its status as the commercial rights-holder of the top two tiers of Ecuadorian club football after a series of events that included an annulled media-rights deal, court orders, two botched tenders and charges against the federation’s president.
FEF not worried about GolTV missing payments in Venezuela
Ecuador’s football federation says it is unconcerned about its recent deal with GolTV, despite the pay-television broadcaster delaying payments in its equivalent agreement with the Venezuelan football federation.
Diego Palma, head of marketing, FEF
Casal’s Tenfield surprises with direct Ecuadorean league deal
Government deal with FEF keeps Ecuador football off the market
América Móvil targets premium sports rights in long-term strategy
Olympics deal part of Slim plan to expand media empire in Latin America through top sport
Serie A doubles its money with Fox in Latin America
Top Ecuadorian clubs in battle with federation
IOC over the $100m threshold in Latin America
Mexico deal takes IOC over the $100m mark in Latin America
Europa League proving big attraction in US
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: NCAA and NBA basketball, boxing, football and more
World Cup qualifier rights value up by a third
Uefa stuck with BBC-ITV for Euro
Traffic hails ‘massive’ increase in worldwide rights fees for Copa
Hard talks persist as IOC advances into OTI territory
The IOC is determined to sell the 2010 and 2012 Games on a market-by-market basis and break the hold of the OTI.
DirecTV set for La Liga renewal
World Cup deal in doubt as downturn squeezes OTI
A Latin American deal for the next two football World Cups in 2010 and 2014 may have to be renegotiated, with local broadcasters struggling to meet rights fee payments against the background of global recession.