Greece

Basketball

Out of court settlement ends Telefónica-Euroleague dispute
Basketball

No coverage for Spanish and Greek leagues three weeks into season, small fees in Italy
Football

How national football team matches are protected in different European territories
Football

If deal agreed, rights fees will have fallen by 18 per cent since last year
Football

Three broadcasters – in Greece, Scandinavia and Japan – are said to be looking to end their rights deals for the Manchester United television channel, MUTV as a result of the departure of England captain Dav…
Football

Pay-TV operator NetMed has offered three-year, €7 million per year deal
Basketball

European basketball’s Euroleague has been thrown a lifeline by Spain’s fourth-largest bank.
Football

12 of 16 first division clubs are yet to agree deals
Boxing

Football and winter sports dominate European sports viewing in the TV Sports Markets’ survey for March.

Basketball

European basketball’s breakaway Euroleague is facing a severe financial crisis that could threaten its future.

Biathlon

With European football taking its mid-season break, the TV Sports Markets European survey for January shows top winter sports events dominating the tables.
Badminton

The international badminton federation said this week that it has brought in higher television-rights fees and better worldwide exposure for its top events this year.

Football

The Salt Lake City Winter Olympics and football’s World Cup in Japan and Korea were the two major events that dominated European sports viewing in 2002.

Football

Football’s Euro 2004 championship was a big hit with television audiences across Europe.

Football

The progress of host-nation Portugal and rank outsiders Greece to the final of football’s Euro 2004 provided much needed financial boosts to the two countries’ struggling public-service broadcasters.

Cricket

Rugby Union:  The BBC extended its deal for rugby union’s Six Nations Championship for a further four years, from 2006 to 2009.  The deal includes radio, television and internet rights.  T
Baseball

Football: Irish pay-per-view broad-caster Setanta signed a four-year, £35m (€52m) deal with the Scottish Premier League.  The deal will run from 2004-05 to 2007-08.  Se
Basketball

Free-to-air commercial broadcaster seeking to take advantage of ERT's withdrawal from football broadcasting