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Europe

Discovery-owned broadcaster Eurosport’s deal in Europe and Asia-Pacific for new franchise-based competition the International Swimming League also mandates it to act as the rights-holder’s global media-rights agency.
American Football

Media rights clips from August 21 to September 3

Swimming
Brazil

Growing anticipation for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro helped Fina, the global governing body of aquatic sports, to seal an increase in the value of its Brazilian rights in an eight-year deal with pay-television broadcaster Globosat.

Swimming
Japan

The world swimming federation earned a small fee increase in its renewal last week with Japanese commercial broadcaster TV Asahi.

Basketball

Media rights clips from May 15 to May 28

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United Kingdom

This weekend’s final regular-season event from the International Swimming League, the new franchise-based competition, is to be streamed live by the BBC, the UK public-service broadcaster.
Swimming
Canada

The new franchise-based International Swimming League will receive free-to-air exposure in Canada after a rights agreement was struck with CBC Sports, the sports arm of the public broadcaster
Swimming
Latin America

The new franchise-based International Swimming League is poised to sign media-rights deals in Latin America and Israel, SportBusiness Media understands
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Australia

Australian commercial broadcaster Seven has acquired rights to new franchise-based competition the International Swimming League

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Swimming
Japan

Interview with Peter Hall, Fina’s head of marketing TV, on the federation’s new deal with commercial broadcaster TV Asahi in Japan.

American Football

Media rights clips from January 16 to 29

Basketball

Media rights clips from 10 October 23 October

Swimming
Europe

Fina closes deals with EBU and IEC in Sports

Swimming
Europe

World swimming federation close to renewing deal with EBU

Basketball
Argentina

Fox is expanding in Brazil and won't be relying on football

Athletics

FOOTBALL Football: US pay-television sports broadcaster ESPN acquired rights for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations. The ESPN3
Athletics
Europe

EBU warns federations that opting for agency cash might not work out in the long term; EBU renewals and losses in 2012
American Football
Africa

IOC adopts revenue-share model in Africa after Fifa 2010 World Cup experiment
Boxing
Asia

Boxing: German commercial broadcaster RTL acquired the exclusive rights for the next five fights of the Klitschko brothers, Vladimir and Vitali, in a deal with the Klitschko Management Group worth a reported…
Athletics
Albania

Basketball: US cable sports channel Versus acquired rights for 16 games of the 2009-10 season of the NBA Develop-ment League, the official minor league basketball competition, in a deal with the NBA.

Football
Albania

The major agencies are battling to add to their football federation portfolios in the countdown to the Euro 2012 qualifying draw next month.
Athletics
Europe

The court date set for this month that was to rule, once and for all, on the ownership of television rights to Spain’s football Liga has been postponed by at least six months, to next June or July.

Football
Asia

Olympics: Turkish commercial network Fox Turkey acquired the rights for the 2014 and 2016 Olympic Games.

Australian Rules Football
Australia

The launch of Australia’s first-ever free-to-air sports channel, One, is an unprecedented challenge to leading pay sports broadcaster Fox Sports.

Basketball
Brazil

Cricket: Pan-Asian broadcaster ESPN Star Sports acquired the rights for Twenty20’s cricket’s Champions League.

Athletics
Europe

The Spanish Sports Broadcasting Council approved a final draft of listed sports events that are to be protected for free-to-air television
Athletics
Denmark

Danmarks Radio accused of not fulfilling its role as a public-service broadcaster
Football
Belgium

Football: Sports agency Sportfive acquired the worldwide international television rights for the German Bundesliga in a two-year deal, from 2004-05 to 2005-06, paying over €15m (£10m) per season.