Norway

Football
Africa

Football: German commercial broadcaster RTL sublicensed a package of nine 2010 Fifa World Cup matches from pay-television operator Premiere, with an option to purchase a further nine matches.

Football
Norway

Norwegian football has avoided a major cut in rights fees.

Ice Hockey
Norway

Modern Times Group’s Swedish digital terrestrial channel TV6 attracted its highest-ever audiences last month
Football
Belgium

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

The national football federations of Sweden, Norway and Denmark are planning to form a Scandinavian Super League
Boxing
Denmark

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

Boxing
Austria

As the winter sports’ season comes to a close, a number of events dominated TV Sports Markets analysis of European viewing for February
Football
Europe

French commercial broadcaster TF1 acquired the free-to-air rights to football’s Champions League in a deal reported to be worth about €33m (£22.6m) a year.  It will have the first choice of live matches each Champions League week.

Biathlon
Austria

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

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.

Athletics
Belgium

Athletics Managements and Services have said that selling the television rights for the Golden League will be tough.
Football
France

Microsoft bid as new era beckons Norwegian football
Football
Asia

Football: The English Football Association agreed a deal with sports agency Sportfive for second-party rights for England’ home friendly internationals, giving Sportfive the rights for selling to broadcasters i…
Handball
Europe

Collapse of Norwegian agency leaves EHF wary and determined to demand financial guarantees in future
American Football
Africa

Football: English football’s Premier League began the sales for its next round of international television rights, covering the three-year period from 2004-05 to 2006-07). 
American Football
Australia

Cycling: Italian public-service broadcaster Rai agreed a four-year deal with the European Broadcasting Union, from 2005 to 2008, for coverage of the Tour de France. 
Denmark

Pan-Scandinavian pay-television broadcaster Canal Plus Nordic is planning to bid for the exclusive television rights across the region for Formula 1
Football
Norway

Norges Fotballforbund, the national football association, agreed a four-year deal for the live and highlights rights for all major football competitions in Norwegian football