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Globo awarded Euro 2020 rights

Brazilian media company Globo has been awarded exclusive rights for the Uefa Euro 2020 international football tournament.

Bundeskartellamt defends no single buyer rule

Germany’s federal cartel office the Bundeskartellamt has moved to defend its new ‘no single buyer’ rule for rights to the country’s Bundesliga top division of club football. In April 2016, the Bundeskartellamt confirmed that it would enforce the rule in the tender for the next circle of domestic broadcast rights to the Bundesliga, spanning the 2017-18 to 2020-21 seasons. German pay-television broadcaster Sky Deutschland previously held all rights to the competition and also the second-tier 2.Bundesliga in Germany, in a deal that ended with the 2016-17 season.

Sky in June 2016 issued a complaint to the Higher Regional Court in Dusseldorf over the matter, but the case was dismissed earlier this year. Bundeskartellamt president Andreas Mundt has now spoken out in defence of the new rule, telling German newspaper Bild the move will help to create more “innovation” in the market. Mundt said: “If you have several players in the market, this promotes innovation and the customer can choose between different formats.”

Infront unveils new CHL rights deals

International sports broadcaster Eurosport has acquired Champions Hockey League rights in Poland while Austrian public-service broadcaster ORF has also become a rights-holder for the European ice hockey competition. Pay-television broadcaster Viasat has also acquired non-exclusive rights in Sweden and will share coverage with public-service broadcaster SVT. The deals will run until at least the end of the 2017-18 season, which gets underway today (Thursday).

The agreements were brokered with the Infront Sports & Media agency, which markets the competition’s rights. Infront added that 22 media companies will show coverage of the tournament in 53 territories worldwide.

Sportsfix catches Bangladesh cricket rights

Sportsfix, a new OTT service in Southeast Asia, has acquired rights to Bangladesh national cricket team home matches. The agreement will kick off with Bangladesh’s series against Australia, with the first Test starting this Sunday.
Sportsfix executive chairman and founder Marcus Luer said: “There is a large Bangladesh community across Southeast Asia, who are as passionate about their cricket team as anyone you have ever seen. We know how to reach this audience through our telco partnerships in the region.” Sportsfix is available in Malaysia through telecommunications company Celcom.

AMC Networks to show KHL in Slovakia

The AMC Networks International Central Europe division of US entertainment company AMC Networks has acquired rights in Slovakia for the Kontinental Hockey League ice hockey competition, according to the Broadband TV News website. The Sport1 and Sport2 pay-television channels will show coverage of the tournament. Sport1 will show 56 games, including most of those featuring Slovakian team Slovan Bratislava, while Sport2 will broadcast 65 matches. All games will be broadcast live and in high definition.

Fox Sports Australia extends UFC rights deal

Pay-television broadcaster Fox Sports Australia has renewed its long-running media-rights agreement with the Ultimate Fighting Championship mixed martial arts series.

Formula 1 în Ultra HD la Sky Germania

Compania germană de televiziune cu plată Sky Deutschland va transmite pentru prima dată Formula 1 în Ultra HD în Germania și Austria, începând din acest weekend.

Semnalul nativ Ultra HD produs de Sky UK va fi disponibil pentru toate turneele de calificare și pentru cursele din cele nouă săptămâni de Grand Prix, cu excepția calificărilor pentru Grand Prix din Mexic. După Bundesliga și Liga Campionilor UEFA, Formula 1 va fi cea de-a treia competiție sportivă a Sky Deutschland ce va fi transmisă în Ultra HD. Transmisiile 4K vor fi difuzate pe canalul Sky Sport UHD, lansat în octombrie 2016, disponibil prin sistemul de sateliti Astra de la 19,2 ° Est, prin anumite rețelele de cablu și prin rețeaua IPTV a Deutsche Telekom (Entertain TV). Pentru recepție, telespectatorii au nevoie de un televizor Ultra HD și set-top box-ul Sky+ Pro sau noul receptor media al Deutsche Telekom, precum și un abonament Premium HD împreună cu o opțiune de pachet corespunzătoare.

Edited by cristinel07, 24 August 2017 - 15:18.

French federation renews with domestic partners for 33% more

The French football federation increased the value of its domestic Coupe de France media rights by about 33 per cent in a joint renewal with France Télévisions and Eurosport.

Dolce Sport rebrands as Telekom Sport

Romanian pay-television broadcaster Dolce Sport has rebranded as Telekom Sport. The name change brings the broadcaster in line with the branding of its owner, telecommunications company Telekom Romania. Dolce Sport is a major broadcaster of sports in the country, with rights to the Uefa Champions League and Europa League club football competitions, amongst several other football properties, motorsport, tennis and games featuring the Romanian national handball and rugby teams.

Political situation helps Uefa secure monster increase in Mena

Uefa has almost trebled the value of its Champions League and Europa League media rights in the Middle East and North Africa, following a renewal with Qatar-based beIN Media Group.

TVP boosts Champions League coverage with new NC Plus deal

Polish public-service broadcaster TVP has enhanced its coverage of the Uefa Champions League under a new sublicensing deal for the club football competition struck with domestic rights-holder, pay-television operator NC Plus. Under the agreement, TVP1 will broadcast one game per week on Wednesdays throughout the 2017-18 season. The deal commenced yesterday with Real Madrid’s 3-0 win over Apoel Nicosia.

TVP’s coverage will be complemented by an hour-long programme after its weekly game showing highlights from all matches. TVP had previously held rights to Champions League games featuring Polish teams, as well as the final itself. Coverage of the Champions League is set to change in Poland from next season.

Commercial and pay-television broadcaster Polsat in June confirmed the acquisition of exclusive rights for the Champions League and Europa League. The rights for both competitions will run for three seasons, from 2018-19 to 2020-21, and cover television, internet and mobile platforms.

TF1 agrees F1 rights deal for French GP's return

Formula One will return to TF1 in 2018 after the French commercial broadcaster signed a multi-year deal for rights to the motor-racing series.
The three-year deal covers the 2018 to 2020 seasons and grants TF1 live and exclusive free-to-air rights to four grand prix races. TF1 previously covered the sport from 1992 to 2012. Under the new agreement, TF1 will broadcast live the French Grand Prix, which is returning to the F1 calendar next year. The broadcaster will also show live coverage of the Monaco Grand Prix, as well as two more races that have not yet been confirmed.

The deal also includes full highlights coverage throughout the season. TF1’s coverage plans include F1 content on weekly car television show Automoto and the Rendez-vous Sport programme. The deal comes after French pay-television broadcaster Canal Plus in May agreed a three-year extension to its F1 rights deal. The agreement runs from 2018 to 2020 and marked the first major broadcast contract struck by the sport’s new owners, US media company Liberty Media.
Canal Plus picked up F1 rights in 2013 after TF1’s coverage of the sport ended.

The French GP will return to the Formula One calendar for the 2018 season after an absence of 10 years. A race will be held each year at Le Castellet’s Circuit Paul Ricard, near Marseille. A five-year race deal from 2018 onwards was unveiled in Paris in December.

Eurosport adds UCI World Championships to cycling portfolio

International sports broadcaster Eurosport has acquired exclusive rights in 36 European countries to the International Cycling Union’s (UCI) World Championship events. The four-year deal runs from 2017 to 2020 and grants Eurosport rights to events such as the Road World Championships, Track Cycling World Championships and Cyclo-cross World Championships. Eurosport will hold rights for all UCI events across Europe, except in France, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland and Finland. Its coverage will be non-exclusive in the following markets: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland and the UK.

Eurosport agreed the deal with the UCI and the European Broadcasting Union consortium of public-service broadcasters. As well as the aforementioned World Championships, the agreement includes the Cyclo-Cross World Cup, Urban Cycling World Championships, Track Cycling World Cup, BMX World Championships and Mountain Bike World Championships. The contract bolsters Eurosport’s cycling portfolio, which includes rights to Grand Tours the Giro d’Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a España.

Eurosport chief executive Peter Hutton said: “After a four-year absence from Eurosport screens, we are delighted to have reached an agreement with the UCI for the next four-year cycle. Along with our enhanced production of events such as the Tour de France, we can continue to claim the mantle of the Home of Cycling.”
The deal has been signed ahead of the start of the Road World Championships in Bergen, Norway this weekend.

În Ungaria canalul M 4 Sport va transmite încă 3 sezoane Liga Campionilor. https://dtvnews.hu/h...bajnokok-ligaja

Mai lasa din banuti MP&Silva..

Eurosport boycott hampers sale of Bundesliga rights in Europe

The MP & Silva and Pragosport agencies are struggling to sell German Bundesliga rights in their respective European territories, leaving the league without a broadcast partner in a number of markets.

More Uefa national team gains in France, Ireland and Romania

Uefa secured increases for various national-team media rights in recent deals covering France, Ireland and Romania.

NBA brokers digital partnership with Vice

North American basketball league the NBA has agreed a multi-year partnership with digital media and broadcasting company Vice Media. The Vice Sports arm of Vice Media will produce a range of original mobile and digital NBA content, which will be made available to fans worldwide. The partnership will begin with ‘The Way We Ball’, a documentary series that focuses on how local and personal circumstances can impact the way children around the world practice and play basketball.

Due to launch this autumn, the series will feature various NBA players, such as Joel Embiid (pictured) of the Philadelphia 76ers and Jamal Murray of the Denver Nuggets.

Sky’s EFL streaming concession creates Premier League dilemma

Media commentators will debate whether the 36-per-cent increase the English Football League secured for its rights from Sky is a great result, a disappointment, or something in between.
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Kalman2007, on 15 septembrie 2017 - 22:18, said:

Toate meciurile de Liga Campionilor 2018-2021 vor fi transmise de televiziuni din grupul tv2 hungary spiler tv, (prime etc. ) conform https://www.revolvy....acts in Hungary

In mod normal licitatia se terminase acum vreo 3 luni, dar probabil ca nu s-au inteles din prima..

eugenlb43, on 16 septembrie 2017 - 18:48, said:

Și tot acolo scrie asta: 2018-2021: MTVA (Hungary) (first pick on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; exclusive Final, Highlights). Deci și ei au dreptul (cu anumite ocazii) să aleagă primii ce partidă transmit. De fapt și aici scrie https://dtvnews.hu/h...bajnokok-ligaja

UEFA Champions League: MTVA (Hungary) (first pick on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; exclusive Final, Highlights), AMC Networks International Central Europe (Other matches, Highlighs) (2015-2018)
2018-2021: MTVA (Hungary) (first pick on Tuesdays and Wednesdays; exclusive Final, Highlights), TV2 Group (Other matches, Highlights)

Deci grupul TV 2 nu are exclusivitate.

Edited by Kalman2007, 16 September 2017 - 20:41.

Serie A international rights attract nearly 100 offers

A total of 95 offers from 30 companies have been submitted in the international rights-sales process for Serie A, the top division in Italian football, as well as the Coppa Italia knockout tournament and the Supercoppa Italiana clash between the Serie A and Coppa Italia winners.
The bids were submitted by the September 15 deadline, but the identities of the companies will remain undisclosed, according to Lega Serie A, which operates the division.

The rights have been split into six main packages for the three seasons from 2018-19 to 2020-21. These are: Serie A, Coppa Italia, betting, in-flight/in-ship, ‘Pick’ and Italian Communities. The Pick package provides an opportunity to assign preferred Serie A matches to specific kick-off times and is applicable to Serie A only. The final package is a dedicated Italian-language package specifically intended to serve Italian communities outside Italy.
Lega Serie A is being advised by the Infront Sports & Media agency.

BeIN to adopt ‘rational’ strategy in Ligue 1 rights battle

Yousef Al-Obaidly, deputy chief executive at beIN Media Group and president of beIN Sports France, has said the pay-television broadcaster hopes the French Football League (LFP) launches a new rights tender as late as possible, noting that it will be “rational” in what is expected to be increased competition in the process.
In April 2014, pay-television broadcaster Canal Plus acquired rights in France for the two main packages of the next cycle of domestic rights for Ligue 1, the top division of domestic football, while beIN Sports acquired the other four packages. The agreements run for four seasons, from 2016-17 to 2019-20. BeIN also holds exclusive distribution rights for the international market and the LFP’s next rights tender is expected to be keenly contested with telecommunications company Altice now a major player in the sports rights market through its pay-television platform SFR Sport.

“Of course, we would prefer the LFP to launch its tender as late as possible, because otherwise it will create uncertainty among subscribers,” Al-Obaidly told French newspaper Le Figaro.
“The market has become more complicated with the arrival of SFR which has allocated significant financial resources from its telecoms activities in media and sports content. We are prepared for this competition, but we also have to be rational in our way of participating in the auction.”
He added: “French football remains at the heart of our strategy and we hope to retain these rights.”

Kalman2007, on 16 septembrie 2017 - 20:38, said:

Cred ca acelasi lucru se va intampla si in Romania, UCL si EL se va vedea la ambii operatori, Telekom si Digi !

Referitor la Bundesliga, pe site-ul wikipedia apare Laola 1 ca detinator al drepturilor tv pentru Romania

https://en.wikipedia...ga_broadcasters

De asemenea, a aparut adresa de streaming a meciului Bayern-Wolfsburg din aceasta seara

http://www.laola1.tv...220917-2030-len

Stai putin, un site web strain a achizitionat drepturile tv pentru Bundesliga in Romania, si le difuzeaza gratis?
Asta este o palma imensa pentru toate televiziunile de profil din Romania.

Observ ca laola difuzeaza si La Liga si EHF Champions League, care sunt si pe Digi si Telekom. Probabil nu le-au cumparat exclusiv si astfel au fost cumparate si de laola.

Edited by Caciulacdlac, 22 September 2017 - 20:51.

comentariu in engleza, si vad ca pentru calitate hd trebuie sa platesti cativa euro. credeti ca transmit legal bundesliga sau e un alt site de stream ilegal?

Laola1.tv este localizat in Austria si transmite online diferite evenimente sportive. Probabil au achizitionat drepturile de trasmisie online in Romania, Danemarca, Norvegia, Finlanda si Suedia a meciurilor din Bundesliga 1 si 2.

Chiar asta scrie la ei pe site:  

Available in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Romania only.

Edited by cbz, 22 September 2017 - 23:01.

Trebuie facut un nou topic in aceasta sectiune: "Numai aici despre laola1.tv"

alex9480, on 22 septembrie 2017 - 22:16, said:

E un site 100% legal, e partenerul Federatiei Europene de Handbal pentru toate competitile, in alte tari transmite La Liga si multe altele!

Caciulacdlac, on 22 septembrie 2017 - 20:40, said:

Da. Ei se ocupa de site-ul http://www.ehftv.com/ro/

Din ce am observat:
-pentru a vedea meciurile la calitate HD, trebuie activat contul premium ( 5 euro pe luna). Meciurile la calitate SD, se vad bine si sunt gratis.Comentariul este in limba engleza.
-pe smart tv meciurile se pot vedea doar daca ai cont premium, dar inca partidele din Bundesliga nu sunt disponibile!
-puteti vedea si revedea toate meciurile din Bundesliga si 2.Bundesliga si rezumate.
-http://www.laola1.tv a cumparat drepturile pentru Danemarca, Norvegia, Suedia, Finlanda si Romania, anul trecut pentru toate aceste tari drepturile erau detinute de Eurosport!