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New format broadens reach and revenue for Netball Australia
Deals for Australia’s new top-tier netball competition signify a strong commitment from broadcasters to women’s sport and could signal a step-change in revenue earned by Netball Australia.
Netball could help Ten with sale
Australian commercial network Ten last month acquired free-to-air rights to the Netball World Cup – to be hosted in Sydney this summer – for a nominal fee.
Nine, Foxtel close in on ‘record-breaking’ Super Netball deals
Netball NZ maintains Sky connection
StreamAMG to provide OTT Service, Event apps for International Netball Federation
Nine lands Netball World Cup rights in Australia
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MEDIA RIGHTS: From December 11 to January 14
Media rights clips from December 11 to January 14.
MEDIA RIGHTS: From February 27 to March 12
Media rights clips from February 27 to March 12
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Media rights clips from February 13 to February 26
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One, but not the same: two sides to a tale of failure
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 2: Handball, hockey, MotoGP, rugby union, tennis and more
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 3: Motorsport, Olympics, rugby union, tennis and more
Ten goes Fox hunting with free-to-air sports channel
The launch of Australia’s first-ever free-to-air sports channel, One, is an unprecedented challenge to leading pay sports broadcaster Fox Sports.
Rugby and cricket lose in South Africa’s first list
TV RIGHTS CLIPS 1: Tour de France, boxing, Formula 1 and more
Cycling: Italian public-service broadcaster Rai agreed a four-year deal with the European Broadcasting Union, from 2005 to 2008, for coverage of the Tour de France.
Sky cements prime position as TVNZ loses Olympics
TV RIGHTS 1: World Cup, Euro 2008, F1, golf, cricket and more
Football: SBS International, the acquisition arm of Korean private free-to-air broadcaster SBS, acquired the rights for all Fifa events from 2007 to 2014, including the 2010 and 2014 World Cups.