Turkey
TV Rights Deals 2: The latest boxing, basketball, motorcycling and squash deals
TV Rights Deals 2: England rugby, swimming, hockey and more
Olympics: Turkish commercial network Fox Turkey acquired the rights for the 2014 and 2016 Olympic Games.
Fox Turkey’s Olympic delight
Fox Turkey, the News-owned general entertainment channel that last week won the rights for 2014 and 2016 Olympics, hopes that the acquisition will help it fulfil its ambition of becoming Turkey’s most popular network.
IOC’s new gatekeeper strategy could close the door for EBU
The IOC’s preference for direct relationships in key markets looks set to further loosen the grip of the pan-regional broadcast unions that have traditionally acquired Olympic television rights.
Bundesliga agency winners prepare for key market battles
The Deutsche Fussball Liga has generated about €30 million (£23.5 million) through last week’s sale of three territory-based packages of international Bundesliga rights.
Sogecable takes over funding of Euro-basketball
England out of step over TV qualifying games
Poland, Turkey agree Uefa TV deal
Polish commercial broadcaster Polsat is set to sublicense live Champions League rights to state broadcaster TVP
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Olympics, football and F1
Olympics: The International Olympic Committee confirmed its deal with the European Broadcasting Union, the umbrella body representing Europe’s public-service broadcasters, for the media rights for the 2010 and 2012 Olympic Games.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1:Cricket, football and baseball
Turkish football set to gain from TV rights battle
Al Jazeera in free-football row
No TV rush to buy Premier League
Was Turkish winner fooled?
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Olympic deal in Italy, football and golf
Roulette wheel spins good draw for agencies
Sportfive, Kentaro, IMG get plenty of ties against the big five teams; Infront do not fare so well
Premier League heading for $1bn fees from rest of world
English football’s Premier League began its international audiovisual rights sales in dramatic style with massive first-round awards in three of its most competitive markets.