United Kingdom
Serie A fees rise, but big jump must wait for next time
MP & Silva, Sportfive and Rai Trade agencies estimated to have brought in about €100 million overall for 2007-08 season
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Athletics, cricket, hockey, boxing and NFL
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Premier League, Serie A football, Formula One
Old-timer BSkyB puts pressure on newcomer Setanta
Setanta attracts average of 373,000 for first five live Premier League matches
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: More football, handball, basketball and ice hockey
Viewers stick with Tour despite doping scandals
Report: Rugby and football set for rights fee growth
Champions League, Football League and Heineken Cup rights-holders should be confident of strong rights-fee increases next time round
TV to score rugby windfall
Advertisers keen on rugby as it attracts affluent males
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: African, German, English and Scottish football
UK F1 coverage outshines crown jewels
British grand prix attracts highest audience since 2001 despite clash with Wimbledon tennis final
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: World, European and domestic football
Football: Italian public-service broadcaster Rai agreed a deal with the Sportfive agency for the rights to football’s Euro 2008 tournament.
TF1, M6 fail to break even despite French success
The French team’s success in getting to the World Cup final boosted advertising revenue for French commercial broadcasters TF1 and M6.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Commonwealth Games, cricket, NHL and more
Commonwealth Games: Australian commercial broadcaster Network Ten and pay-operator Foxtel acquired the rights for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
ESS eyes up Twenty20 deals
Parallel tenders to boost value of Uefa club rights
Turkey and the Middle East are likely to set down impressive markers for the rest of the market.
Operators lose, now they face tough talks with winner BSkyB
The UK’s five main mobile-telephone operators may come to seriously regret failing to win the mobile-clips rights of English football’s Premier League.
How World Cup smashed viewing records in Europe
Television viewing for the 2006 World Cup in Germany smashed viewing records in several countries in Europe and elsewhere.
Rivals react to Sky growth with new football offers
BSkyB subscribers increase by 77,000 as last quarter sees pay-television growth in three of five European markets