Portugal

First European deals point to increase despite some drops

Telecommunications company Portugal Telecom has agreed a deal to acquire a 25-per-cent stake in Portuguese pay-television broadcaster Sport TV

Telecommunications company Portugal Telecom is close to a deal for a stake in Portuguese pay-television broadcaster Sport TV, according to the Diario Economico

The Olivedesportos agency has cancelled its deal to sell pay-television rights for the Taça da Liga, the Portuguese football league cup competition.

Portuguese free-to-air broadcasters RTP, SIC and TVI are not interested in acquiring rights for the Taça de Portugal, the country’s top knockout football competition, according to the Correio da Manhã new…

Portuguese commercial broadcaster TVI has acquired domestic rights for the Taça da Liga, the Portuguese football league cup competition.

Analysts at Portuguese bank BPI have said they would expect Portugal’s antitrust authority to force Benfica to allow all national pay-television operators to carry coverage of its matches, should the f…

Portuguese football club Benfica will keep its media rights for exploitation on its own basic-tier channel, Benfica TV, after deciding against selling the rights to a broadcaster or agency from the start…

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The central sale of the media rights for the Portuguese Liga, the top division of football in the country, could generate double the total revenues currently raised through the individual selling of rights…

Portuguese businessman Joaquim Oliveira is set to transfer the rights for the Portuguese Liga, the top division of football in the country, from his Olivedesportos agency to pay-television broadcaster…

Portuguese public-service broadcaster RTP has acquired domestic live rights for the country’s national team home and away qualifying matches for the 2014 Fifa World Cup.

Benfica TV, the basic-tier channel owned by the Portuguese football club, has acquired rights for the Campeonato SĂ©rie A, the top-tier Brazilian football league.

Portuguese public-service broadcaster RTP has acquired rights for the Primeira Liga, the country’s top football league, for its overseas channels RTP Africa and RTP Internacional.

Portuguese pay-television broadcaster Sport TV has acquired rights to the Spanish Liga, Spain’s top-tier domestic football league, in a three-year deal, from 2012-13 to 2014-15, with the Mediapro agency.

Telecommunications company Portugal Telecom is in talks to buy a stake in Portuguese pay-television broadcaster Sport TV