Football

Competition between GTV and Supersport leads to big fee increases for African domestic football leagues

Subsidiary DDtv acquires cash-strapped Danmarks Radio's content portfolio as part of Danish DTT strategy

Greek football’s Super League may collectively sell television rights from next season

If continued for three years, one-year deals agreed so far with terrestrial broadcasters would leave agency with $4 million loss

Only Serie A clubs voted on the newly-imposed system, Serie B fear creation of a Serie A 'premier league'

Highly prescriptive legislation shows that "government does not trust the foootball authorities to do things properly and transparently"

Legislation requires collective selling of Italian football rights, possibly in breach of EU competition law

Football: The England Football Association agreed deals for its international rights covering the fouryear period from 2008-09 to 2011-12, bringing in worldwide revenues of over $300m (£144m/€207m) - …

Two courts reject separate requests for restraining measures to be imposed on Audiovisual Sport

Top-tier league rights divided into three packages - bidders can acquire a maximum of two

English football league gets increased rights fees and more free-to-air coverage

Only one agency invited to make presentations to league on how it could increase value of rights

Sportfive snatches Latin American continental club football competitions in a one-year deal

Kentaro are the contracted party, but the agency set up by the former Octagon CSI sales team fronted the bid and will sell the rights

Bill Sinrich, the former top IMG executive, could be on the verge of a spectacular re-entry into the industry.

Clubs from Italy’s Serie A last week voted in favour of the principle of a return to the collective selling of television rights abandoned seven years ago.

International rights split between several agencies - revenue increases 275 per cent

Eight of the world’s Top 10 leagues for domestic audiovisual revenue are European and two Latin American, according to a new report comparing rights deals by TV Sports Markets.