Sport And Media Rights – Annual Review 2022/23
Broadcasting Tenders: How Rugby World Cup Beat A Competition Law Challenge
Key Sports Law Cases And Developments Of 2021 – Central & South America
ESPN to broadcast Super Wild Card Weekend's Monday night game for next five years
The inaugural Monday wild-card playoff game will be broadcast by the home network of Monday Night Football.
ESPN announced Wednesday it has won the rights to host the finale of Super Wild Card Weekend for the next five years. This season's offering, the league's first scheduled weekday prime-time playoff game, will be played on Jan. 17, 2022.
The Future Of Sports Broadcasting In UAE: Reimagining Rights Agreements & Collaborating With The Competition
UEFA, Premier League and Canal+ International welcome final binding anti-piracy decision in Rwanda
Rwandan broadcaster Victory TV ordered to cease the unlawful broadcast of UEFA Champions League and Premier League matches following decision taken by the Court of Appeal of Kigali
Is Australia’s “Anti-Siphon List” Still The Best Way To Protect Live Sports Broadcasts?
World Rugby announces broadcast deal for Rugby World Cup 2021 and 2023
Under the deal, which is announced just ahead of two years to go to Rugby World Cup 2023, TF1 will provide free-to-air coverage of Rugby World Cup 2021 in New Zealand (8 October-12 November, 2022) and Rugby World Cup 2023 in France (8 September-28 October).
Sports Technology And Media Rights - The Year In Review 2020/2021
Unprecedented broadcast coverage and digital innovation to connect fans around the world to the magic of Tokyo 2020
Whilst spectators may not be able to attend Tokyo 2020 in person, fans around the world and in Japan will be able to experience the thrill of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 thanks to new, innovative technologies. Tokyo 2020 will be broadcast globally to a potential audience of over 5 billion people, with more coverage by broadcast partners than any previous Olympic Games across both linear TV and digital:
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In Japan, TV coverage of Tokyo 2020 is expected to be around double that of Rio 2016.
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In the USA, NBCUniversal will air more than 7,000 hours of coverage across TV and digital platforms – a US Olympic record.
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Across Europe, Discovery Eurosport will air up to 4,000 hours of live coverage on its TV and digital platforms. This unprecedented level of content will be available in 50 territories.
UEFA committed to tackling audiovisual piracy during UEFA EURO 2020
UEFA continues to team up with leading social media providers in order to combat audiovisual piracy more effectively during UEFA EURO 2020
How The French Professional Football League Is Evolving Its Broadcasting Rights Structure
How Brexit Affects Sports Broadcasting In The UK And Europe
Annual Review On Sports Dispute Resolution In China (2020)
Sports Law In 2021 – Key Issues to watch in Africa, Asia & Australia
Key sports law cases and developments of 2020 – Africa, Asia & Australia
Key sports law cases and developments of 2020 – North America
Orange becomes Rugby World Cup 2023 Official Sponsor
Extreme E teams up with Red Bee Media
Brett Gosper to leave World Rugby to join NFL Europe and UK
Extreme E confirms broadcast agreement with ESPN
The future of sports media rights to be discussed at the LawInSport 6th Annual Conference 2020
The future of sports media rights panel takes place on 10 November 2020 at 5pm GMT/12pm EST. Our panel of leading experts will discuss what lies ahead for sports media and broadcasting, including: current trends in the market, free-to-air broadcasters, over-the-top (OTT) offerings, and the role of new technology and big data.
US Supreme Court rejects NFL appeal against antitrust lawsuit
The US Supreme Court has refused an NFL and AT&T Inc’s DirecTV appeal which called for the court to overrule a lower court decision to revive a lawsuit that accuses them of overcharging for a satellite television package, meaning the lawsuit can move forward.
Why Evolving Consumption Habits May Change Football’s Broadcasting Model
What Are The Requirements For Owning And Running A Professional Football Club In Italy?
Beating Sport Broadcast Piracy - Saving The Shots Vs. Removing The Goal
Olympic broadcasters look ahead to Beijing 2022 after success of Tokyo 2020
Following the ground-breaking coverage of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, Olympic Broadcasting Services and rights-holding broadcasters around the world are now turning their attention to the upcoming Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022.
What is the "black-out" rule in football and is it lawful?
ICC.tv partners with Cricket Australia to live stream Australia's international summer of cricket
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has partnered with Cricket Australia to broadcast the upcoming Australian summer of cricket into emerging cricket markets including Europe and Southeast Asia, starting with the highly anticipated rematch between India and Australia, finalists in last year’s ICC T20 Women’s World Cup.
IOC awards 2026-2032 broadcast rights in China
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) today announced that the China Media Group (CMG) has been awarded the exclusive broadcast rights in the Chinese mainland and Macau (SAR) for the XXV Olympic Winter Games in Milano Cortina in 2026, the Games of the XXXIV Olympiad in Los Angeles in 2028, the XXVI Olympic Winter Games in 2030, and the Games of the XXXV Olympiad in Brisbane in 2032.
AFC agrees rights deal with Abu Dhabi Media in the United Arab Emirates
Kuala Lumpur: The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has today confirmed Abu Dhabi Media, the UAE’s leading public service broadcaster and media company, as their exclusive media partner to broadcast the AFC’s national team and club competitions for the 2021 to 2024 rights cycle in the United Arab Emirates.
The Premier League TV Rights Deal Rollover – A Break From The Norm
Serie-A strike deal with Google: how big-tech platforms are helping tackle online sports piracy
FIFA awards FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ media rights in Poland
FIFA has awarded the exclusive rights in Poland to the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ to Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group). NENT Group will show every match from the 2023 edition in Australia and New Zealand, the biggest event in the international women’s game, on its Viaplay platform in Poland.
Response to 'Cricket's Match Fixers' broadcast by Al Jazeera on 27 May 2018
Driving free-to-air cricket in England: the latest broadcasting deals and the "listed events" regime
An Introduction To The ELF - Europe's New Professional American Football League
Sports law in 2021 – key issues to watch in North America
Sports law in 2021 – key issues to watch in South America
Key sports law cases and developments of 2020 – South America
Broadcast deal extended with the BBC for all three challenge cups
FIFA awards FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ media rights in the Nordic territories
AFC confirms rights deal with CANAL+ Myanmar Ltd
Broadcaster Seven Network takes Cricket Australia to federal court
CBS Sports to televise Formula E across USA from Season 7
Extreme E confirms partnership with Swiss channel MySports
All new electric off-road rally series Extreme E has confirmed MySports as an official broadcasting partner. The Swiss channel joins a burgeoning roster of channels to air the revolutionary new type of motorsport.
Key trends in sports broadcasting: does the model really need to change?
Mediating Football Disputes: The New FIFA Mediation Guidelines