Japan
Glory bolsters kickboxing content with K-1 rights purchase
Professional martial arts organisation and television content provider Glory Sports International has acquired the rights to the “significant majority” of programming from the K-1 kickboxing series.
Simon Greenberg, global head of rights, News Corp
Interview with Simon Greenberg, global head of rights for News Corp, on the company’s Asian clip rights strategy.
News Corp’s ‘dramatic’ clips venture
News Corp says it will succeed with sports clips where other media companies s have failed
The rights acquisitions behind News Corp’s BallBall app
Watching Brief (Vol.60) Special Focus: Football – Fifa Confederations Cup
News Corp buys internet clip rights in Asia for Premier League and other top football
Media conglomerate News Corporation has acquired exclusive mobile and internet clip rights in Japan, Vietnam and Indonesia for the top football divisions in England, Germany, Italy and France, plus several other club football competitions.
Japanese partnership to provide online highlights of Asian Tour
Japanese website Golf Digest Online has agreed a three-year deal with the Asian Tour that will provide video highlights from the sanctioning body’s events.
Silva channel plan gets off to strong start with First
ABU left to pick up the scraps as IOC carves out even more markets
Four ways that IMG owners can cash in investment
Losses are limited as Silva tries to unravel Middle East conundrum
NHK extends UCI partnership
YouTube to show France national team action
Dailymotion to stream France v Germany game
Fuji TV acquires Volleyball World Cup rights
ARD and ZDF wind back decade-old inflation
Latest ARD/ZDF athletics deal confirms market correction
Watching Brief (Vol.48) Special Focus: International TV Sports Viewing – Review of 2012
Fox plans to do for baseball what BSkyB did for English football
Former BSkyB boss Dovey behind Fox plans to revolutionise baseball coverage in Japan
Infront one step closer to monopoly
Finnish deal takes Infront closer to global control of skiing rights but agency denies that it paid a strategic fee for the rights