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Coliseum and TVNZ oust Sky as EPL broadcasters
Coliseum Sports Media and Television New Zealand (TVNZ) have acquired the broadcast rights to the Premier League from 2013/14 to 2015/16 in New Zealand. Read more...
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KU Athletics agrees major Time Warner Cable deal
The University of Kansas athletics department has agreed a long-term TV deal with Time Warner Cable (TWC) Sports. Read more...
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New Zealand Football to receive first rights fee
New Zealand Football has agreed a new short-term domestic television deal with Sky New Zealand. Read more...
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Fox Sports to launch in Italy with focus on soccer
Fox International Channels, a division of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, has confirmed the launch of Fox Sports in Italy this August. Read more...
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Chello CE secures exclusive hockey rights
Chello Central Europe has acquired the exclusive broadcast rights to the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia for the next three years. Read more...
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BT Sport picks up inaugural World Club Sevens rights
UK broadcaster BT Sport has acquired the TV rights to the first edition of the World Club Sevens rugby event at London’s Twickenham Stadium in August. Read more...
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UAE Pro League coverage to be shared again
Abu Dhabi Media (ADM) and Dubai Media Incorporated (DMI) have announced that they are to continue their partnership broadcasting the UAE Pro League for another three seasons. Read more...
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Bengals agree four-game local TV deal
NBC-owned TV network WLWT (Channel 5) has acquired the local broadcast rights to four Cincinnati Bengals matches in the National Football League (NFL). Read more...
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ITV4 on target with major darts contract
UK broadcaster ITV has agreed a three-year deal with the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) for the rights to four major tournaments. Read more...
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Atresmedia takes rights to Fifa U20 World Cup
Atresmedia has secured a package of live TV rights in Spain to the Fifa U20 World Cup soccer tournament. Read more...
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