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Wimbledon secures its future with long-term Disney, BBC renewals
Both deals were completed in private negotiations without extensive discussions with other broadcasters in the respective territories.
Blast looks to convert esports viewership records into revenue in 2022
The company staged the most-watched CS:GO matches of all time in January this year, twice exceeding the existing record during its Blast Premier Global Final.
Paramount+ launch helps Football Australia recover from Foxtel exit
Australia’s burgeoning sports streaming market benefitted another domestic rights-holder last month as Football Australia scored a major deal with media group Ten.
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China Sports Media retains China national football teams rights
The China Sports Media agency has extended its exclusive broadcast production and distribution agreement with the Chinese Football Association for four more years until 2023
China Sports Media distributes Copa América rights to streaming trio
The China Sports Media agency has distributed digital media rights in China for the forthcoming Copa América tournament to streaming platforms PP Sports, Kuaishou and Huya in non-exclusive deals.
PP Sports adds Brazil’s Série A rights to portfolio
Suning-owned live streaming service PP Sports has acquired rights in China to Campeonato Brasileiro Série A, the top division of Brazilian club football.
Ti’ao Power bolsters Chinese football portfolio
Chinese media group Ti’ao Power has secured a new four-season rights deal with the Chinese Football Association for its CFA Cup and CFA Super Cup club competitions, while Le Sports, which is operated by Chinese internet company LeTV, has reportedly acquired rights to the Chinese Super League.