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Spain: Mediapro sells LaLiga broadcasting rights in public places to telecom operators

The telecom operators Telefonica, Orange and Vodafone have acquired, from the Chinese-Spanish audiovisual group Mediapro, the broadcasting rights in public establishments (bars, restaurants, hospitals, etc) in Spain to LaLiga Santander and LaLiga SmartBank, for the 2019-20 season, on 11/08/2019…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Authorities
• Article # 154062
• Published on 13/08/19 at 13:05
Ligue 1 Conforama 2019-20: 1 million TV viewers for PSG - Nîmes, 738,000 for Monaco - Lyon

AS Monaco - Olympique Lyonnais (0-3), the opening match of the 2019-20 Ligue 1 Conforama season, drew an average of 738,000 TV viewers, peaking at 913,000 (at 21:14  CET) on the Canal+ pay-TV channel, on Friday, 09/08/2019 (kickoff at 20:45), according to data from the French Médiamétrie audience…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Media Audiences, Clubs
• Article # 154034
• Published on 12/08/19 at 18:25
IMG: sale of LaLiga, Serie A and MLS rights in Sweden, broadcast rights in Norway and Denmark

The media rights and marketing agency IMG has sold the broadcasting rights, in Sweden, to LaLiga Santander and the Serie A TIM, over the 2019-2021 period, to the Swedish multimedia group Bonnier, for its OTT platform "C More", on 09/08/2019. The Major League Soccer (MLS) broadcast rights…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Digital
• Article # 154033
• Published on 12/08/19 at 17:40
Bundesliga: the DFL creates a joint venture with Athletia to combat piracy

The DFL has creates, with Athletia, a German company services and media solutions, a joint venture called "ryghts" to fight against piracy, announced the German League on 07/08/2019. Ryghts will be responsible for ensuring the protection of the Bundesliga's content, internationally, both on…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations, Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Authorities
• Article # 154024
• Published on 12/08/19 at 16:55
2019 Rugby World Cup: beIN Sports acquires broadcasting rights in nine Asian countries

The pay-TV group beIN Sports acquired broadcasting rights in Cambodia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, East Timor and Singapore to the 2019 Rugby World Cup, announced World Rugby on 07/08/2019. "For the very first time, the 48 matches of the tournament will be…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Authorities
• Article # 153935
• Published on 09/08/19 at 17:23
GAFA Deal Tracker: list of acquisitions, partnerships, and activities in sports

The term GAFA originally referred to four American groups in new technologies and the internet: Google (Alphabet group, internet), Amazon (e-commerce), Facebook (social network) and Apple (computing technology). By extension, the term GAFA now includes other new internet and technology groups…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations, Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Digital, …
• Article # 153963
• Published on 09/08/19 at 13:00
Deal Tracker: all the latest TV and media rights agreements for football competitions

This infographic details the main acquisitions of audiovisual and broadcasting rights to football competitions, concluded by broadcasters, rights holders and/or agencies since 01/01/2018. By default, the rights acquisitions are sorted in reverse chronological order (newest first), and only the…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Authorities
• Article # 153961
• Published on 09/08/19 at 11:54
2019-2022 Premier League TV rights: average £3.12bn per season +9%, including £1.45bn from abroad

The sale of the domestic and international TV rights to the Premier League over the 2019-2022 cycle is expected to yield £9.35bn (€10.1bn), or an average of £3.12bn (€3.37bn) per season, for the English elite division, according to UK media. This amount is up almost 9% compared to the…
Domain(s): Public Authorities & Regulations, Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Agencies, Clubs, …
• Article # 153896
• Published on 08/08/19 at 16:59
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2019-2022 Premier League TV rights: average £3.12bn per season +9%, including £1.45bn from abroad

The sale of the domestic and international TV rights to the Premier League over the 2019-2022 cycle is expected to yield £9.35bn (€10.1bn), or an average of £3.12bn (€3.37bn) per season, for the English elite division, according to UK media. This amount is up almost 9% compared to the…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Rights Acquisitions, Clubs, Authorities, …
• Article # 153897
• Published on 08/08/19 at 16:27
OTT: Disney will launch a joint offer in the US with Disney, ESPN and Hulu platforms ($13/month)

The US media and entertainment conglomerate The Walt Disney Company announced the launch of a future commercial OTT offering in the United States featuring Disney+ (movies and cartoons), ESPN+ (sports) and Hulu (aggregator of TV series, movies, and music videos) at $12.99 (€11.60) per month, on…
Domain(s): Media
• Category(ies): Agencies, Digital, Marketing - Communication
• Article # 153908
• Published on 08/08/19 at 15:25