Tennis

UK public-service broadcaster the BBC will offer up to 15 live online streams simultaneously during its most extensive coverage yet of the upcoming Wimbledon tennis championships in London.

Pan-regional broadcaster Eurosport has sealed a raft of new rights deals in Scandinavia, the Netherlands, Belgium and Singapore encompassing football, tennis, golf and rugby union.

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Indian telecommunications company DigiVive has acquired rights for the 2015 French Open tennis tournament.

Australian commercial broadcaster Seven will launch a set of free mobile applications next month to show live coverage of a series of sporting events.

Brazilian pay-television channel Sports Plus is set to close by the end of the year, according to multiple reports.

Irish pay-television broadcaster Setanta Sports has secured the rights to the Wimbledon Championships tennis grand slam among a number of deals for major sporting properties.

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Canadian pay-television broadcaster Rogers Sportsnet has renewed a broadcast and multimedia rights deal for the Rogers Cup tennis tournament.

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The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC) has awarded rights in Australia and Brazil for the Wimbledon tennis championships in London, England.

The Lawn Tennis Association has signed a two-year agreement to make UK sports production and media company Sunset+Vine its host broadcast partner.

The Women's Tennis Association and digital sports media company Perform have named the senior management team for their broadcast production and distribution media partnership, WTA Media.

Canadian pay-television sports broadcasters TSN and RDS trebled their rights fee and their guarantees for coverage of French Open tennis in last week’s renewal.

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