BT Sport

UK telecommunications company BT has appointed former BSkyB executive Delia Bushell as its new managing director of pay-television broadcaster BT Sport.

UK telecommunications company BT is to make its BT Sport pay-television channels available on Google’s Chromecast internet streaming service, according to the Financial Times newspaper.

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UK pay-television broadcasters BT Sport and BSkyB have reached a deal over coverage of the new European club rugby union competitions that are set to replace the Heineken and Amlin Challenge Cups from next season, according to the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

Marc Watson, the chief executive of BT’s television arm, is to leave the UK telecommunications company, it has been announced.

Senior executives from UK pay-television broadcasters BT Sport and BSkyB are open to a potential deal to share broadcast coverage of European club rugby union’s top tournament, according to the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

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UK pay-television broadcaster BT Sport has signed a two-year extension to its rights deal for the Bundesliga, the top division of German football.

UK telecommunications company BT has secured a victory in the Court of Appeal that will force the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) to re-examine its decision to stop pay-television broadcaster BSkyB being forced to offer its main sports channels to rivals at a discount.

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB has snatched the rights to cricket’s Indian Premier League, TV Sports Markets understands, beating off competition from rival pay-television operator BT and commercial broadcaster ITV, the UK rights-holder for the last four seasons.

Sky keeps BT at arm’s length with seven long-term rights deals

UK pay-television broadcasters BSkyB and BT Sport were in advanced talks yesterday (Thursday) evening over a proposed deal to share broadcast coverage of European club rugby union’s top tournament, according to the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

Marc Watson, the chief executive of UK telecommunications company BT’s television arm, expects to strike a deal eventually with pay-television broadcaster BSkyB that would allow the two rivals to broadcast each other’s sports channels.

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