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UK commercial broadcaster Channel 5 has acquired rights for the British Association of Mixed Martial Arts (BAMMA) 10 event in London in September

UK public-service broadcaster the BBC has launched an application on social media website Facebook that will offer audiences live streaming of major sports events, including the 2012 Olympic Games

Despite a healthy increase in TV rights fees, Uefa still faces questions on Europa League

BT Vision waiting in the wings as SPL clubs vote on Rangers

ESS sells ICC rights to ESPN

Silva set to add a year to Open deal

IOC president Jacques Rogge said “everything is possible” when it comes to selling the UK television rights to the Olympic Games after London 2012, and raised the prospect that public-service broadcaster the…

Telecommunications company BT was prepared to spend in excess of £2 billion (€2.5 billion/$3.1

Online video technology company Ooyala is partnering with the All England Lawn Tennis Club to broaden distribution of video content from the Wimbledon tennis championships, which began on Monday

The Uefa Euro 2012 quarter-final between England and Italy in Ukraine yesterday attracted the largest audience for a sports programme in the UK for eight years

UK horse racing broadcaster Racing UK TV will distribute boxing pay-television channel BoxNation to UK pubs and clubs under a new deal between the two companies

UK pay-television channel Premier Sports has acquired rights for the 2012 Rugby League 9s finals night, in a deal with the Rugby Football League

Telecommunications company BT helped to drive up the fees generated by the recently-completed domestic tender for live English Premier League rights by making offers for all seven available packages, according…

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB will not renew a rights deal with boxing promoter Frank Maloney Promotions, according to the Sun

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB would aim to renegotiate rather than scrap a rights deal for the Scottish Premier League if the Glasgow Rangers football club is demoted from the top division due to…

The International Olympic Committee is inviting bids from pay-television broadcasters and agencies for Olympics rights in the UK beyond this summer’s London 2012 Olympic Games.

While everyone was looking out for Al Jazeera, BT Vision crept in the back door and made off with the goods; Head-to-head between BSkyB and BT delivers unexpected windfall for English game.

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