Cricket
Seven looks for revenge as top sports go to market
Australia’s television networks are gearing up for the first of several fierce rights battles
Cricket listed-events decree casts cloud over Nimbus deal
Neo TV forced to share rights for India matches with Doordarshan
Zee adds to already-healthy competition
Zee commits to launch of Zee Sports
Why listed events will hit cricket boards worldwide
The government wants to introduce listed-events legislation
Doordarshan bids for key series rights
Low offer by state broadcaster
India’s big winners and losers
Doordarshan looks set to win the exclusive television rights for Pakistan cricket tour
TV Rights Clips 2: Motorsport, baseball, cricket and new media
Yahoo and MSN play for cricket
Yahoo and Microsoft’s MSN are hoping to make a big move into cricket in a bid to target a worldwide Asian audience.
TV rights 2: Indian cricket, golf, darts and mobile deals
Radical Indian plan could help cricket worldwide
Proposal for alternative international-cricket schedule.
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Tennis, skiing, boxing, darts, athletics and more
Tennis: Pan-European cable and satellite broadcaster Eurosport extended its deal for coverage of the Australian Open for a further four years, from 2008 to 2011. Eurosport will also be the distribution agent for the media rights across Europe. The rights were previously held by the European Broadcasting Union, the umbrella group representing the region’s public-service broadcasters.
Ten increases lead over rivals as India’s No.1
Ten Sports have 55-per-cent share of sports channel audience in cable and satellite homes.
Ups and downs of mixed year for UK Sports
UK broadcasters experience a mixed 2005 for television-sport viewing.
Sky football deal was world No.1 for 2006
UK pay-operator’s English Premier League deal was year's largest television sports-rights deal.
UK crown jewels lose sparkle
Television audiences for the UK’s traditional sporting showpieces fall in 2006, according to TV Sports Markets survey.
Cricket fees rise as CSI fights to retain deals
Australian, English, South African, New Zealand, Zimbabwean boards to benefit from new Asian television rights deals.
‘Loss of nerve’ leads Octagon to IMG
Big gamble on Indian cricket
$612 million deal signed by the Nimbus Sport agency for worldwide television rights for cricket played in India is looking increasingly risky.