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World Wrestling Entertainment takes its Asian television rights sales in-house

Rugby Union: French public-service broadcaster France Télévisions acquired the rights for the Six Nations tournament in a four-year deal with the Six Nations Committee, from 2010 to 2013, worth over €…

The 2006 football World Cup attracted average audiences in India of 976,000 viewers per match.

Sportfive has agreed deals in key South East Asian markets, including Malaysia and Indonesia

Football: Austrian public-service broadcaster ORF acquired the rights for all 31 matches of the Euro 2008 tournament in a deal worth €10m (£7m). 

EBU deal brings 10 per cent rights increase

Agency is close to deals for basketball and motorsport, plans aggressive bids for French and German football

MP & Silva, Sportfive and Rai Trade agencies estimated to have brought in about €100 million overall for 2007-08 season

Football: The English Premier League sold the rights for its internet and mobile clips packages to various companies worldwide for the three years from 2007-08 to 2009-10, bringing in about $40m (£20m/€29m).

Top value Serie A rights sold in one-year deals - total rights fee looks set to fall

English Premier League to receive £74 million over three years from sale of mobile and internet clip rights

Sportfive fights off strong competition to win international rights for 2008-09 to 2009-10

Football: Japanese pay-operator Wowow and commercial broadcaster TBS acquired the rights for all 31 matches of Euro 2008 in a deal brokered by the Sportfive agency on behalf of Uefa

Football: Spanish agency Mediapro signed a deal worth close to €100m (£68m) per season from 2009-10 to 2013-14, for the television rights of the G-30, the group of 25 first and second division Liga fo…

Several deals for English Premier League rights imminent

Latest deal, with South Africa's SABC for 2010 and 2012 Olympics, worth $18 million

A new deal for French Ligue 1 football is likely to be the biggest television-rights deal of 2008

Tennis: US network NBC and cable broadcaster ESPN are set to acquire the rights for the Wimbledon tournament in two separate four-year deals, 2008 to 2011