Indian Subcontinent
Election row may help Indian sports
Indian Supreme Court’s ruling fiercely critical of board’s presidential elections
Zee adds to already-healthy competition
Zee commits to launch of Zee Sports
Why listed events will hit cricket boards worldwide
The government wants to introduce listed-events legislation
Doordarshan bids for key series rights
Low offer by state broadcaster
India’s big winners and losers
Doordarshan looks set to win the exclusive television rights for Pakistan cricket tour
TV Rights Clips 2: Motorsport, baseball, cricket and new media
Yahoo and MSN play for cricket
Yahoo and Microsoft’s MSN are hoping to make a big move into cricket in a bid to target a worldwide Asian audience.
China is make-or-break for high-paying Fifa agencies
The joint venture of Dentsu and Infront will be banking heavily on getting good revenue from China.
TV rights 2: Indian cricket, golf, darts and mobile deals
Radical Indian plan could help cricket worldwide
Proposal for alternative international-cricket schedule.
Ten increases lead over rivals as India’s No.1
Ten Sports have 55-per-cent share of sports channel audience in cable and satellite homes.
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.
Cricket fees rise as CSI fights to retain deals
Australian, English, South African, New Zealand, Zimbabwean boards to benefit from new Asian television rights deals.
Big gamble on Indian cricket
$612 million deal signed by the Nimbus Sport agency for worldwide television rights for cricket played in India is looking increasingly risky.