India

Times Internet, the online and mobile arm of Indian publishing company Times Group, has sublicensed mobile rights for the 2013 season of the Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket tournament to Indian…

Indian sports and entertainment pay-television channel Sony Six has acquired exclusive domestic rights for Glory World Series kickboxing events, according to the Indian Television news website

Indian subcontinent pay-television broadcaster Taj TV has acquired rights for the 2014 Commonwealth Games

The Delhi High Court in India has ruled that mobile phone companies cannot provide live, running updates of sporting events that are exclusively shown by the Star India broadcast division of media conglomerate…

Neo explains why it bid big for New Zealand cricket rights

The Star India broadcast division of media conglomerate News Corporation has announced it will launch a new pay-television sports channel on Monday, March 11, according to the Indian Television website

IOC carves out five more Asian markets to handle in-house and further weaken ABU rights; Frustrated Barton blasts ABU

IMG may not be for sale. But the industry is assuming otherwise

Saran brothers sports-rights ambitions expand beyond Turkey; Perform and IMG take different routes to crack Turkish market; Super Lig deal probed

Respected sports media industry figure Sunil Manocha has been appointed as the chief operating officer of the Nimbus Sport division of the Nimbus Communications agency

ECB bullish about growth in North America

WSG's $1bn rights deal won't be touched by us, say Fifa and AFC

Pay-television broadcaster Neo Sports has retained rights for the Asia Cup national team cricket tournament

Indian sports and entertainment pay-television channel Sony Six has acquired domestic rights for the inaugural edition of the Golf Premier League, which will be held next month in Pune, India

Sony-owned broadcaster Multi Screen Media will simulcast the 2013 season of the Indian Premier League Twenty20 cricket tournament on its Hindi movie channel Max, along with its sports channel Six

Indian subcontinent pay-television broadcaster Taj TV has acquired rights for all top-tier Premier events organised by the Women’s Tennis Association, the top professional tour in women’s tennis, in a f…

The recipe is simple: take the world’s most popular sport in a market primed for growth, get in while the sport, the broadcast market or the economy more generally is underdeveloped, invest in long-term p…

BT pushes Sky on Windies deal