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Jesús López Cabeza, the president of the Forta group of regional public-service broadcasters in Spain, has warned the organisation’s members against acquiring football rights at “prices [that] do not c…

EBU warns federations that opting for agency cash might not work out in the long term; EBU renewals and losses in 2012

Marca TV feasting on tasty 'leftovers' as recession bites

Marca TV, the Spanish digital-terrestrial channel managed by the Mediapro agency, has acquired rights for all matches involving the Spain national team at the 2012 Fifa Futsal World Cup, which got underway…

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TF1 pays big increase to hang on to Rugby World Cup

The G-30, a group of Spanish football clubs which sell their media rights jointly, are claiming €21 million ($27 million) from Real Mallorca, one of their members, in the Spanish Court of Arbitration f…

Recession weighing heavily on state broadcasters across southern Europe

TVE loses Euroleague rights to Marca TV but ERT hangs on to Greek league in late deals

Marca TV, the Spanish digital-terrestrial channel managed by the Mediapro agency, has acquired rights to show games involving Spanish team Unicaja Malaga in the Euroleague, basketball’s top European c…

The Spain national football team’s Fifa World Cup qualifying match at Belarus on Friday might not be available on Spanish television due to broadcasters refusing to pay the €1.5 million ($1.94

Spain’s secretary for sport, Miguel Cardinal, has called for changes to the way the country’s football league, La Liga, sells its media rights and handles its commercial interests.

Sportfive, left reeling by Uefa snub, says 'not at any price'

Marca TV, the digital-terrestrial channel managed by the Mediapro agency, acquired the exclusive rights to one live Spanish Liga football free-to-air match per week in 2012-13 to 2014-15

China deals push up Europa League values as Team ends sales cycle on a high

The Mediapro agency has been ordered to pay Spanish Liga football club Real Sociedad €11.6 million ($15.2 million) within 60 days by the country’s Court of First Instance.