BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting

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Oct04

ESPN and Main Event Promotions collaborate on new pay-TV venture.

ESPN analyses the commercial logic underpinning bids for rights to sports radio coverage.

Satellite radio station agrees massive deal with MLB.

Channel 4 set to win cricket contract.

UEFA announces new deals for televising of UEFA Cup and UEFA Supercup finals.

TV viewing figures for the Olympic Games break records.

Time Warner, Comcast and New York Mets form broadcasting network.

Sky signs an exclusive deal to show English rugby union games.

Latest news of the controversy engulfing the Australia/India cricket series.

The Observer reveals the real reason behind Malcolm Glazer's interest in Manchester United: internet television.

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