Switzerland
Nobody overtaking SRG for F1
SRG faces no competition to hold on to F1 in Switzerland
Swiss Super League scores coverage in the Americas with GolTV
Pay-television channel GolTV has agreed a three-year rights deal covering North and South America for the Swiss Super League, the top division of football in Switzerland.
SRG SSR extends long-running F1 rights deal
Swiss public-service broadcaster SRG SSR has extended a rights deal for the Formula One motor-racing championship for three years, from 2014 to 2016.
Exclusive: Kentaro recapitalises Swiss division and rubbishes bankruptcy reports
Philipp Grothe, the chief executive and co-founder of Kentaro, has rubbished claims that the Swiss division of the agency, Kentaro AG, has gone into liquidation. He said that the division had, on the contrary, just completed a €27m ($36m) recapitalisation.
Sport1 extends ATP World Tour rights partnership
German sports broadcaster Sport1 has extended a rights deal for the ATP World Tour, the professional men’s tennis tour, for three years, from 2014 to 2016.
NFL touches down in Europe with Dailymotion deal
Video-sharing website Dailymotion has struck a deal with American football league the NFL to stream live coverage of games to viewers in France, Belgium and Switzerland for the remainder of the 2013-14 season.
Sportdigital expands service into Switzerland
German sports broadcaster Sportdigital is now available in Switzerland after Swiss cable-television operator UPC Cablecom agreed to add the pay-television channel to its broadcast offering.
Swisscom secures initial victory in sports rights case
The Swiss Competition Commission (Comco) has rejected a request from a group of cable television operators for provisional measures against telecommunications company Swisscom, which is accused of having established a monopoly by strengthening its position in the sports-rights market.
ESPN exit strategy questioned despite good German deal
In its haste to exit the UK, ESPN may have missed an opportunity with its ESPN America channel
SRF apologises for fake crowd noise
Swiss public-service broadcaster SRF has apologised after fake crowd noise was added to coverage of the FC Zurich v Grasshoppers domestic football match on May 12.
Swiss operators submit Swisscom complaint
Swiss cable-television operators have filed a complaint to the Swiss Competition Commission to request access to the sports rights held by Swisscom.
MotoGP races away with Swiss rights extension
Swiss public-service broadcaster SRG/SRF has agreed a three-year extension with Dorna Sports for MotoGP rights, from 2014 to 2016.
SRG strikes new Tour de Suisse deal with IMG
Swiss authority to investigate Swisscom, Cinetrade
SRG SSR picks up Diamond League event
Rai pays less for Giro rights but RCS still ahead
Germany key to EBU ambitions
EBU chances of keeping hold of biathlon depend on ARD/ZDF as RTL eyes rights in Germany