Australian Rules Football
Foxtel ‘opens talks’ over AFL rights extension
Free-to-air clause ‘stymies’ Foxtel-AFL extension, FFA deal ‘terminated’
AFL rekindles US ties with ESPN, enjoys domestic ratings boost
AFL agrees amended Seven, Foxtel rights deals as season resumes
Facebook seals partnership deals in Australia with NRL, AFL and Cricket body
AFLW nets rights fee through new Seven, Foxtel deal
Telstra builds on AFL partnership with ‘landmark’ Players’ Association deal
Australian telco Telstra has further expanded its partnership with the Australian Football League, the top division of Aussie rules football, by agreeing what it claims is a “landmark deal” with the players’ union.
AFL secures Chinese exposure
The AFL Aussie rules league has secured three separate free-to-air rights deals in China.
AFL Media chief to take up new role at Fox Sports
AFL secures Chinese rights deals for Shanghai game
Snapchat strengthens AFL partnership ahead of new season
AFL joins forces with Fox Sports for ‘groundbreaking’ international service
AFL seals rights deals for new women’s league
Foxtel elects to retain entire AFL rights package
Seven renews South Australia National Football League rights
Australian commercial broadcaster Seven has renewed a rights deal with the South Australian National Football League Aussie rules competition.
AFL chief warns of FTA coverage decline in 2017
Gillon McLachlan, chief executive of the AFL, has said that free-to-air coverage of the Aussie rules football competition is likely to drop in 2017 after revealing that Australian commercial broadcaster Channel 10 is unlikely to acquire a rights package.
Seven and Nine planning ad rates hike for AFL, NRL broadcasts
Australian commercial broadcasters Seven and Nine plan to significantly increase their advertising rates for the AFL Aussie rules football league and NRL rugby league competition in a bid to cover the cost of rights, according to The Australian newspaper.
Seven joins Fox Sports in backing fantasy start-up
Australian media and content creation company Seven West Media, which controls commercial broadcaster Seven, has acquired a 33 per cent stake in daily fantasy start-up Draftstars.