Spain

Spanish public-service broadcaster TVE’s coverage of the domestic basketball league under a rights deal beginning this season will include one match per week on Saturday and the first-choice game on S…

Dip in second-party World Cup qualifier values in key markets

Why Sky Italia dropped the Spanish and German leagues

Spotlight on Spanish football: Sharing deal with Mediapro leaves Prisa much stronger; Who's showing what on Spanish TV next season; International crisis averted

Real Madrid’s victory over Barcelona on Wednesday, August 29 was the most-watched Supercopa game in Spanish television history, according to research company Kantar Media.

Spanish commercial broadcaster La Sexta owes its parent company, the Mediapro agency, an outstanding fee of €54 million ($66.7

Spanish Liga football club Real Mallorca has signed a new rights deal with pay-television operator Prisa for three years, from 2012-13 to 2014-15. The deal is worth a total of €64 million ($79.3

The Mediapro agency has agreed a deal with pay-television broadcaster Canal Plus, owned by Prisa, to share coverage of the Spanish Liga, the top division of football in the country, for three seasons,…

The 2012-13 Spanish Liga season will start as scheduled this weekend after clubs were assured at a meeting on Tuesday that progress had been made in talks to bring an end to a broadcast rights dispute…

Spanish telco Imagenio, owned by Telefónica, agreed a carriage deal with pay-television broadcaster Prisa TV for Uefa Champions League football coverage from next season.

Liga de Fútbol Profesional, the Spanish football league, has scheduled an extraordinary general meeting for tomorrow, August 14, after 13 clubs from La Liga, Spain’s top football division, threatened to…

The Mediapro agency has received five bids for the free-to-air domestic rights covering the Spanish Liga and Segunda División, the top two divisions of football in the country.

Atlético Madrid chief executive Miguel Angel Gil said that the future of Spanish football is under threat unless the sport’s broadcast rights model in the country is adapted.

Spanish La Liga football club Espanyol has signed a new television rights contract with pay-television operator Prisa for three years, from 2012-13 to 2014-15

La Asociación de Futbolistas Españoles, the Spanish footballers’ association, has launched its own online television channel on its official website.

The Spanish Liga, the top division of football in the country, has confirmed that the games scheduled for the opening two rounds of the 2012-13 domestic season will kick off no earlier than 7pm, after…

Spanish pay-television operator Prisa has accused the Mediapro agency of launching an “illegal” sales process for rights covering the country’s top two football divisions for the next two seasons, 2012-…