BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting: Feb05

BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting

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Kangaroo Media to develop relationship with NASCAR.

Broadcaster disputes Indian cricket TV contract.

Disney’s Anaheim Mighty Ducks NHL team set to be sold.

Satellite radio deals: sport broadcasting’s next big thing?

TV coverage of India-Pakistan cricket series in doubt following dispute. 1 and 2

RTR secure rights to broadcast 2006 World Cup coverage in Russia.

Is timing matches for TV responsible for upsurge in violence at English football games?

English rugby in move to go it alone on TV deals.

BBC dismisses claims that it will set up new sport channel.

Bell Global Media and Rogers Media secure Canadian rights to Olympic TV coverage.

TV audiences for Super Bowl 2004 go on the slide.

BT offers close-up view of Scottish rugby.

Sportev and Racing UK pursue new broadcasting opportunities.

Award of 2010 Olympic TV rights could set a historic precedent.

Berlusconi employs smartcard technology in Italian football deal.

Sport boosts BSkyB growth.

BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting

Feb05

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