BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting: Jun05

BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting

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Glazers make TV deal vow.

BBC and ITV to share British broadcasting rights for 2010 and 2012 football World Cups.

Boersen Zeitung secures German football World Cup rights.

TF1 secures French football World Cup rights.

Japanese baseball in new broadcasting initiative.

European Broadcasting Union tendering process begins.

BSkyB to review pricing structure.

LiverpoolFC.TV and China.com sign agreement.

Race tracks lose out as horseracing signs new TV deal.

Britain’s ITV wants to snatch boxing coverage from rivals.

Telenor and Schibsted battle it out for rights to broadcast Norwegian football.

Last-minute deal saves Channel Four’s horse-racing coverage.

Rivals of BSkyB to threaten corporation’s position.

Sky TV and ITV agree TV deal with English Football League. 1 and 2

EU not happy about Sky’s Premier League coverage.

TV war rages in Australia.

India’s Zee TV launches new sport channel.

ESPN signs deal with Soccer United Marketing.

Lenovo signs deal with NBC.

ESPN drops coverage of NHL games.

Will televised horse racing in the UK be saved?

BOSM Chapter 15 - Sport Broadcasting

Jun05

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