Europe
Jumping through hoops finally pays
Antena 3 push for rights may be political warning
Struggling RTL says it must bring in major sports rights
RTL said this week that it needs to acquire major sports rights
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Asian Games, F1 and more
Asian Games: Indian public-service broadcaster Doordarshan acquired the exclusive rights in India for the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, paying $400,000 (£215,000/€313,000), an increase of $50,000 on what it paid for the previous Games.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Olympics and football
Olympics: The Bell Globemedia-Rogers Communications consortium won the Canadian rights to the 2010 and 2012 Olympics
Team will exploit Benelux battles
RTR loses league’s terrestrial rights
Canal Plus: We want all top rights
Why Saban will turn TV marathon into a sprint
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: US golf, sailing and more
Golf: US network NBC signed a six-year extension to its deal with the US Golf Association which gives it the live rights for the US Open, one of golf’s four Majors.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Football and others
Football: Russia’s Premier League is set to sign a three-year deal worth $17m (£9m/€13m) a season for its rights from the 2005 season with the Fedcom-media agency
Clubs battle over selling rights
Russian league wins massive hike in rights fees
Spanish football federation may start own channel
Race courses eye internet and 3G
TF1 highlights ‘devalued’ by club and pay-TV boost
Bundesliga to stop Premiere access
German football league to block plan by Deutsche Telekom to use Bundesliga internet rights.
Bidders called for five sets of non-live rights
English football’s Premier League has split its non-live coverage rights into five packages.