Tennis

Middle East broadcaster Al Jazeera Sport has agreed a non-compete pact with rival ART for two major tennis properties

Football: Dutch public-service broadcaster NOS acquired the rights for all 64 matches of football’s 2006 World Cup in a deal with the Infront Sports & Media agency.

Rights are top sports property in SE Asia, and crucial to ESS carriage deals

Broadcaster to launch sports channel in November

van Westerloo: RTL5 must acquire premium sports rights or consider moving in a different direction

Argentinian television is getting a more realistic attitude from foreign rights-holders, according to the TyC Sports cable channel

Not enough free-to-air coverage could result in delisting pushed for by Foxtel

Cable operator pays €25m for Canal Plus Nederlands pay channels, Canal Satelliet Digitaal

The BBC, ITV and British Sky Broadcasting tendered initial bids to England’s Football Association for the next three-year package of television rights, covering England home internationals and the FA C…

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

AOL Time Warner pulled out of the bidding for the rights for the 2010 and 2012 Olympic Games because, it said, it could not meet the International Olympic Committee’s tender requirements.

Death of IMG's Mark McCormack unlikely to damage TWI-Wimbledon relationship

Satellite pay-television operator BSkyB renewed four important golf deals: (1) exclusive live rights for two Ryder Cups (in 2006 and 2008) with European Tour Productions; (2) live rights for 34 events…

A rematch between boxers Oscar de la Hoya and Shane Mosley for the WBC and WBA super welterweight world titles is set to go ahead after US pay-television network HBO offered Mosley a greater share of pay-per-view…

The poor economic climate has led to a big increase in sports federations buying airtime to show their top events.

Fifty broadcasters around the world will show the tennis’s Masters series this year.

US network NBC acquired the rights for tennis’s French Open and is close to signing a new deal for the Wimbledon rights.

Spanish Primera Liga football club Atletico Madrid opted out of its collective-selling deal with other clubs to sign a €52m (£34m) deal with Audiovisual Sport, the rights-pooling company for pay-opera-ors So…