Sri Lanka
Sony retains LaLiga coverage via Facebook sublicensing deal
Infront on course to make large margin on Fifa rights across Asia
SLC leaves money on table
Sri Lanka Cricket has awarded its domestic rights to state broadcaster Rupavahini, turning down a larger bid from incumbent rights-holder Carlton Sports Network.
Ten sees off Nimbus for Sri Lanka rights but global value falls
Sri Lanka cricket drops in value
Taj holds on to Sri Lanka rights
Taj beats off Neo threat to hold on to Sri Lanka cricket rights
Sony acquires media rights in India for Rugby World Cup
SPN extends commitment to Formula E
Facebook to show LaLiga in Indian subcontinent
Rupavahini and Dialog pick up rights to Sri Lanka’s England tour
Sri Lankan state broadcaster Rupavahini and pay-television operator Dialog Television have acquired rights to the remainder of the Sri Lankan cricket team’s tour of England as part of a sublicensing deal with the Sporty Solutionz agency.
Neo beats Sony and Taj to New Zealand rights
Neo explains why it bid big for New Zealand cricket rights
ABU left to pick up the scraps as IOC carves out even more markets
ECB upbeat about North American rights
ECB bullish about growth in North America
IPL model won’t work for smaller boards, experts say
Sky sees off BT challenge with new Windies deal
BT pushes Sky on Windies deal
MP & Silva gets 100% increase for FA rights
ESS makes $100m profit on ICC
Deal in Australia takes ESS over $100m profit threshold for global ICC rights sales
ESS adds more cricket rights
ESS adds Sri Lanka Premier League to boost reach of Star Cricket channel
ICC goes from free to pay in the Caribbean
ESS sells ICC rights to ESPN
Unchallenged Sky pays increase for ICC rights
World Cup set to boost ESS rights sales in Australia
World Cup should boost ESS ICC revenues in Australia; Sony, Zee and ESS in battle for BCCI's retendered world rights
Indian rights boom hits ceiling as saturation reached
Saturation effect puts brake on Indian cricket rights boom
ESS gets more content as rights fee remains flat
ESS gets more Australia cricket for its dollar in five-year deal