Tennis
MEDIA RIGHTS: From October 16 to 29
Media rights clips from October 16 to 29
Liv Sports acquires Champions Tennis League rights in India
Indian media group Multi Screen Media has announced that its Liv Sports digital arm has acquired online rights in the country for the new Champions Tennis League.
Codere to take Betradar’s Live Channel
Betradar, a division of sports and betting-related services company Sportradar, has struck a carriage deal with Spanish gaming operator Codere for its Live Channel service.
Fox and Star keep grip on Asian Wimbledon rights
Rupert Murdoch-owned media companies Fox International Channels and Star India have maintained their grip on the Wimbledon Championships, renewing deals in East Asia and the Indian subcontinent respectively.
Star Sports snaps up new tennis league rights
Indian pay-television broadcaster Star Sports has confirmed the acquisition of rights for the inaugural International Premier Tennis League franchise competition.
BeIN Sports secures Fransat carriage for new channel
French pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports has broadened the reach of its new beIN Sports 3 channel by agreeing a carriage deal with satellite television operator Fransat.
Tennis Channel picks up Champions Tennis League
US pay-television broadcaster Tennis Channel has acquired rights for the new Champions Tennis League in India.
Sky NZ refocuses on domestic sports
Pay-television broadcaster Sky New Zealand will target more domestic sports content after signing a series of domestic rights deals in recent days, according to spokeswoman Kirsty Way.
MEDIA RIGHTS: From September 18 to October 1
Media rights clips from September 18 to October 1
SportKlub aces IPTL rights in the Balkans
Pay-television broadcaster SportKlub has acquired rights for the inaugural International Premier Tennis League in the Balkans.
Eurosport to show Stockholm Open
Pan-European sports broadcaster Eurosport has acquired rights in the Nordic region for the 2014 ATP Stockholm Open men’s tennis tournament.
ADMC signs on for IPTL debut
Pay-television broadcaster the Abu Dhabi Media Company has acquired rights for the International Premier Tennis League, according to the Indian Television news website.
Star India picks up IPTL rights
Pay-television broadcaster Star India has acquired rights for the International Premier Tennis League, a new team competition that will take place across several countries in Asia, according to the Indian Television news website.
Fox Sports serves up Wimbledon rights extension in Asia
Fox Sports Asia, the regional subsidiary of 21st Century Fox’s broadcast arm Fox International Channels, has agreed a six-year extension to its rights deal for the Wimbledon tennis championships across a host of Asian markets.
Ufa’s IPTL target ‘achievable’
The International Premier Tennis League is thought to have set the Ufa Sports agency a target for global media rights sales for this year’s inaugural event in order to trigger a two-year extension, for 2015 and 2016.
Tipico takes up Betradar’s Live Channel
Betradar, a division of sports and betting-related services company Sportradar, has launched its Live Channel service for retail betting shops by striking a deal with German bookmaker Tipico.
BeIN close to global Davis Cup deal
The International Tennis Federation is in advanced negotiations with Qatari pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports over a lucrative, long-term global rights deal for Davis Cup and Fed Cup tennis matches, TV Sports Markets understands.
Sony Six picks up new tennis event
Indian pay-television operator Sony Six is understood to have paid only a nominal sum to acquire the rights in the Indian subcontinent to the inaugural Champions Tennis League, the franchise-based tournament founded by former Indian player Vijay Amritraj.