Media

The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) and Matchroom Sport have made a breakthrough in the US market in a deal with NBC Sports for Peacock to stream Sky Sports’ broadcasts of events.

IMG is close to signing off on a deal to sell international media rights to English football’s Women’s Super League in a long-term agreement, SportBusiness understands. 

The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) is seeking €6.5m ($7.3m) and €5.1m per year, respectively, for domestic media rights to the Spanish Super Cup and third-tier Primera Federación.

TF1 is the new domestic free-to-air broadcaster for French national basketball team games at major Fiba competitions in an agreement that runs to 2029.

The Indianapolis 500, which was broadcast by Fox Sports for the first time last weekend, attracted the biggest domestic viewership for the race in 17 years.

CBS Sports and Paramount+ will show all US national team matches for at least the next five years after purchasing a rights bundle, including the men's Rugby World Cup and next two editions of the Women's…

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has agreed a sublicensing deal with DAZN for the 2025 Fifa Club World Cup in 11 Central and Eastern European markets, SportBusiness understands.

The 2025 French Open will be shown by FanCode and Sony Pictures Networks in India, through a newly struck partnership.

Norwegian public-service broadcaster NRK will keep the Diamond League in its athletics portfolio after renewing its rights deal in a long-term agreement.

Bundesliga media rights in Belgium will switch from DAZN back to Telenet next season after an exclusive four-year deal was announced today (Thursday).

The 2025 Women’s National Basketball Association season began last week with a ratings record, once again set in a game featuring Caitlin Clark.

The local broadcast blackout of race day at the Indianapolis 500 will be lifted this year due to spectator tickets selling out at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Sky Deutschland has retained exclusive rights in Germany and neighbouring Austria to the National Hockey League.

Charter Communications and Cox Communications, two of the largest providers in the United States cable media market, have announced plans to merge.

France's Professional Football League (LFP) has reached a major breakthrough in its battle against piracy, which contributed to the collapse of a domestic media rights deal with DAZN.

Broadcasters have been given until May 29 to submit their first rounds bids for domestic rights to Italy's Lega Basket Serie A.

Media group TelevisaUnivision has expanded its women’s sports portfolio by securing rights to Concacaf club and national team competitions until 2030.

The National Football League's return to Brazil in September will make history as the first game to be streamed exclusively live on YouTube in its entirety.