Media

MLB has teamed up with, and acquired a stake in, digital sports media brand Jomboy Media as it looks to tap new audiences that traditionally engage with content creators.

The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has announced the creation of a working group that has 90 days to draw up proposals for financial fair play (FFP) regulations covering the country's professional clubs.

Formula 1 will remain at 24 rounds next season as Barcelona sees out its contract at the expense of Imola, and Madrid joins as the second Spanish race.

Warner Bros. Discovery has announced plans to split the company into two publicly-traded entities, separating its streaming and legacy media businesses

Bell Media has extended its rights to show golf’s PGA Tour in Canada through a multi-year agreement announced during the Canadian Open.

French commercial broadcaster TF1 has opted to alleviate some of the costs associated with acquiring rights to this year’s Uefa Women’s Euro and Women’s Rugby World Cup in a sublicensing deal with France Télévisions.

Warner Bros. Discovery has extended its agreement to show tennis’ French Open across Europe and select Asian nations until at least 2030.

Thai telecoms operators Advanced Info Service (AIS) and Jasmine International (Jas) have teamed up to acquire rights to all domestic club football in the country.

The BBC has begun testing low latency live streaming that it hopes will cut delays to between eight and ten seconds, a trial that will be keenly followed by the wider industry.

Commercial broadcaster Seven Network has struck a multi-year deal to exclusively show Major League Cricket in Australia.

The Infront agency has become involved in Formula 1 for the first time, striking two key broadcast deals in the Balkans with Arena Sport and CME.

It will be Australia’s first Test matches in the West Indies for a decade, and the first time that an Australian overseas cricket tour will be shown on ESPN in the country since it first began broadcasting there in 1995.

The NHL has unveiled a major global sponsorship deal with Sony Corporation aimed at improving the viewer experience for at-home fans and enticing younger audiences.

Fifa has launched its invitation to tender for media rights in Canada to the 2027 and 2031 Women’s World Cups.

Ahead of next week's kick-off, DAZN has continued its sublicensing spree for the 2025 Fifa Club World Cup start, with a host of deals struck across Central America.

Aurora Media Worldwide has agreed a deal to be the host broadcaster for the World and European Rallycross Championships.