Europe
TV rights 2: African Nations Cup football, handball and more
TV rights 1: Euro 2008, other football, tennis and more
Silva looks for Serie A stranglehold
Media Partners & Silva set to take a long-term stranglehold on the international rights of Serie A clubs.
Talpa waves big money in drive for market share
Talpa signs deal for Dutch national football team away qualifiers.
RTL sells ski-jump event after losing scheduling fight
RTL sold on the rights for one of this year’s World Cup ski-jumping events after a row with the FIS
Rai to join ERT as first rights buyers
Rai set to acquire rights for Euro 2008 from Sportfive.
The bookie who bet on TV
Shock award of international media rights for German league football
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Tennis, skiing, boxing, darts, athletics and more
Tennis: Pan-European cable and satellite broadcaster Eurosport extended its deal for coverage of the Australian Open for a further four years, from 2008 to 2011. Eurosport will also be the distribution agent for the media rights across Europe. The rights were previously held by the European Broadcasting Union, the umbrella group representing the region’s public-service broadcasters.
Wanted: Deals for 2014 World Cup
France, Italy, UK and Nordic region the only European territories covered so far.
Are there enough rights for planned sports channel?
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Golf, Aussie Rules, ice-hockey, football and more
Golf: The US PGA Tour signed new six-year deals with the CBS and NBC networks, from 2007 to 2012.
Sky to bring back multi-channel F1
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Bundesliga, American football, tennis and more
Football: The German Football League awarded the rights for the Bundesliga in several three-year deals covering 2006-07 to 2008-09.
TV sport had a good 2004
Terrestrial television viewing of sport had a good year in 2004
ADSL warning for pay-TV as first big rights deal is won
Versatel has jumped into the vanguard of an emerging movement by telecoms companies to seriously challenge broadcasters for live television rights.
Skiing ‘must adapt’ to win over TV and viewers
France Télévisions believe that FIS must change to interest broadcasters.