American Football

Media rights clips from October 2 to 15

The National Football League’s deal with media company Multi Screen Media this month is seen by both parties as a long-term proposition to develop the sport in India.

Media rights clips from September 18 to October 1

Pay-television broadcaster ESPN has acquired rights to the new Fall Experimental Football League (FXFL) American football development competition, according to Forbes.

Satellite-television provider DirecTV has extended an exclusive rights deal for the NFL American football Sunday Ticket package of programming.

The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to eliminate the controversial ‘blackout’ rule that blocks certain sports events from being shown live on television in their local market if they fail to meet a specified level of ticket sales.

The US Federal Communications Commission will today (Tuesday) vote on a proposal to end the controversial ‘blackout’ rule that blocks certain sports events from being shown live on television in their local market if they fail to meet a specified level of ticket sales.

UK-pay-television broadcaster BSkyB has extended and expanded a rights deal for the NFL American football league.

The IMG Events & Media agency beat off strong competition for the Asian rights to the US National Football League earlier this month, including a bid by incumbent rights-holder Yes TV.

Media rights clips from September 4 to 17

Indian media company Multi Screen Media (MSM) has acquired rights for American football’s NFL in a four-year deal, from 2014-15 to 2017-18.

US satellite television provider DirecTV has said that it expects to seal an extension to its key rights deal with the NFL American football league by the end of the year.

The Big East Conference college sports organisation has partnered with the Fox Sports division of US network Fox to launch a new digital channel offering free live streaming of 80-100 events annually.

Tom Wheeler, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission in the United States, has said the media regulator will vote on September 30 on a proposal to end the ‘blackout’ rule that blocks certain sports events from being shown live on television in their local market if they fail to meet a specified level of ticket sales.

American football’s NFL has appointed the IMG agency to distribute media rights in parts of Asia.

Media rights clips from August 21 to September 3

Swedish commercial and pay-television broadcaster TV4 has acquired rights for various American football events in the country over the next two years.

Media rights clips from July 24 to August 20