BeIN Sports (Middle East)
NBA lands huge increase in Greece but suffers decline in Mena
BeIN cites piracy as it opts against Bundesliga renewal in Mena
BeIN tests Mena appetite for IndyCar with one-year deal
BeIN leans on Fifa archive to expand on-demand offer in Mena
LaLiga secures Mena increase in beIN renewal despite widespread piracy
CAF to join BeoutQ legal action following mass piracy of AFCON group matches
BeIN cuts almost 20 per cent of staff in Qatar, but no cuts expected in SEA
Rights-holders left homeless in Middle East after OSN culls sports channels
BeIN Mena drops Formula 1, demands rights-holders offer piracy support
BeIN Sports resolves carriage dispute with Cable Network Egypt
BeIN remains Premier League partner in Mena
Saudi ministry welcomes Fifa’s BeoutQ action
Fifa takes action over BeoutQ
BeIN Sports returns to Du screens, Oman takes action against beoutQ
Pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports has resumed carriage via UAE telco Du ahead of the 2018 Fifa World Cup, while Oman has taken action to block beoutQ, a pirate channel that has been broadcasting beIN content.
BeIN bolsters cricket content in Mena, claiming IPL from OSN
Indian pay-television broadcaster Star India this month became the latest beneficiary of beIN Sports’ move to acquire cricket content in the Middle East and North Africa.
Tennis Australia earns increase across Mena via beIN renewal
Tennis Australia has increased the value of Australian Open rights in the Middle East and North Africa by about 40 per cent following a renewal with beIN Sports.
BeIN adds to Cricket Australia deal with ECB rights across Mena
The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) roughly doubled the value of its media rights in the Middle East and North Africa last month after carving them out from a future Asian deal.
BeIN makes move on to OSN turf with Cricket Australia acquisition
BeIN Media Group agreed its first deal for cricket rights last week, marking a notable change in strategy and a clear statement of intent it will go after content traditionally held by its Middle-Eastern rival OSN.