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Industry Moves Motorsport

Oliver Ciesla, a veteran of the sports and media industry, has left his role as chief executive of Motorsport Network Media (MSNM) following the takeover by private equity investment firm GMF Capital
Finance & Law Multiple Sports

Data, technology and broadcast services group Genius Sports has posted a year-on-year quarterly revenue increase of 22 per cent, boosted by strong revenue uplifts in its betting and media divisions
Data Football

One of European football’s most valuable betting rights properties is on the market after Lega Serie A issued a request for proposals for the contract.
Governance US College Sport

The Pac-12, one of the Power Five conferences, has been left with just four teams after a series of re-alignments in college sports
Media Football

Team Marketing is close to expanding its sports client base for the first time in its 32-year history as it nears an agreement to become the Swiss Football League’s global commercial rights sales agent, sources have told SportBusiness.
Media Football

Media solutions company ATM Broadcast has acquired domestic rights to the Primera Federación, the third tier of Spanish football, as part of a three-season agreement with the Spanish Football Federation …
Finance & Law Multiple Sports

Warner Bros. Discovery chief executive officer David Zaslav says that news and sports will soon be joining the company's rebranded streaming service Max
Media Cricket

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has launched an invitation to tender for its media rights to India's bilateral matches in a six-year cycle from 2023-24 onwards as it seeks to follow on…
Finance & Law Tennis

TWG Global, the investment vehicle of US billionaire Mark Walter, has acquired a minority stake in a joint venture set up with the International Tennis Federation to commercialise the Billie Jean King…
Finance & Law Football

The new management team at OneFootball has enacted further cost-saving measures at the media company with the overall headcount reduced by 15 per cent