Cycling

Cycling

Swiss public-service broadcaster SRG has extended a rights deal for the Tour de Suisse cycling road race in a two-year deal, from 2013 to 2014
Cycling

Media company Dirt TV has struck a deal with organisers of the mountain biking Enduro World Series to produce and show online coverage of each event during the 2013 campaign
Basketball

ASO, as usual, holds the key to planned cycling shake-up
Baseball

MP & Silva chief explains why channel plan may work for Asia
Cycling

Broadcast and distribution company Chello Zone, a division of Liberty Global’s Chellomedia, has agreed a deal for its Extreme Sports Channel to be available via the Xbox 360 gaming console for an upcoming B…
Cycling

Rai pays less for Giro rights and more for production, but the real money will be made abroad
Athletics

TV Sports Markets
Cycling

Pan-European sports broadcaster Eurosport has renewed rights for the Giro d’Italia and five other Italian cycling events in a four-year deal, from 2013 to 2016.
Cycling

UK pay-television broadcaster BSkyB is in talks about becoming a part-owner in a new global cycling championship, according to the Bloomberg news agency
Cycling

Italian state broadcaster Rai has renewed domestic rights for the Giro d’Italia and five other Italian cycling events in a four-year deal, from 2013 to 2016.
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Marca TV may sell on its rights but the channel is not closing
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FOOTBALL
Cycling

Rai keeps RCS waiting on Giro deal as season looms
Cricket

FOOTBALL Football: Spanish broadcaster Mediaset acquired rights for Spain national team games until June 2014, and the 2013 Fifa Confederations Cup
Cycling

Danish public-service broadcaster TV2 has acquired rights for the Giro d’Italia cycling race. The deal will cover at least the next three editions of the Italian event, from 2013 to 2015.
Cycling

Japanese public-service broadcaster NHK has agreed a two-year extension to its broadcast rights deal with cycling’s global governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale.
Cycling

Cycling’s global governing body, the Union Cycliste Internationale, has announced plans to start showing live coverage of its events for free via video-sharing website YouTube.
Cycling

Qatari pay-television broadcaster Al Jazeera has acquired rights for the 2013 edition of the annual ladies’ Tour of Qatar cycling event.