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1. A comparative study of market entry strategies in sport leagues: Two Australian examples

Author

Forster, John and Pope, Nigel K. LI.

Subjects
World Series Cricket -- Management, Australian Rugby League -- Management, Australian Cricket Board -- Management, Rugby football clubs -- Planning, College sports, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Sports franchises -- Planning, Professional sports -- Australia, Cricket clubs -- Planning, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Sports, sporting goods and toys industry, Company business planning, Company business management, Contract agreement, Management, Planning, Contracts
Abstract

Sport leagues are subject to the potential market entry of new leagues playing essentially the same sport. The economic analysis of market entry and exit is used to interpret two [...]

Published
2002

2. Of rights and men

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. NBC Sports -- Contracts, CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Contracts, Capital Cities/ABC Inc. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Basketball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Baseball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Football (Professional) -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Basketball Association -- Contracts, National Football League -- Contracts, National League -- Contracts
Published
1993

3. Of pepper, pitches and putts

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
Baseball Network -- Advertising, Cable television advertising -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1994

4. YouTube looks to extend into live content provision

Subjects
YouTube Inc. -- Contracts -- Company forecasts, Mass media industry -- Contracts -- Company forecasts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Sports associations -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Company business forecast/projection, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Mass communications
Abstract

YouTube is positioning itself as a key live content portal for one-off events, according to industry commentators, following news it has signed a deal to broadcast the Indian Premier League [...]

Published
2010

5. Rights fees trilogy: act II

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Contracts, ESPN Inc. -- Planning, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Baseball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1992

6. More college football coming

Author

Brockington, Langdon

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Sports sponsorship -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, Big East Conference -- Contracts, University of Notre Dame -- Contracts
Published
1991

7. Hotline: Sky Sports buys exclusive rights

Subjects
Sky PLC. Sky Sports -- Contracts, America's Cup races, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Direct broadcast satellite television industry -- Contracts, Broadcasting rights -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Mass communications
Abstract

Sky Sports has bought the exclusive rights to the 32nd America's Cup. The yacht-racing event will be staged in Valencia in [...]

Published
2005

8. The World: Milan - Mediaset acquires Serie A analogue television rights

Subjects
MFE-MediaForEurope N.V. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Broadcasting rights, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Mass communications
Abstract

The Italian commercial broadcaster Mediaset has acquired the analogue television rights for Italian football's top league, Serie A. The private network, which is owned by Silvio Burlesconi, will obtain the [...]

Published
2005

9. Media News brief: EDF Energy to sponsor rugby semi-finals on Sky

Subjects
EDF Energy PLC -- Advertising -- Contracts, Sky PLC. Sky Sports -- Contracts -- Advertising, Direct broadcast satellite television industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Gas utilities -- Advertising -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

EDF Energy is to sponsor Sky Sports' coverage of both the semi-finals and final of the Heineken European Rugby Cup. The firm recently supported ITV1's coverage of the Boat [...]

Published
2005

10. REVIEW: Owner of Bhs putting together consortium

Subjects
Bhs -- Contracts, Sports franchises -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Football (Professional), Contract agreement, Company acquisition/merger, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Mass communications, Premier League Football -- Contracts
Abstract

The billionaire owner of the retail group Bhs, Philip Green, is putting together a consortium to bid for the international television rights for Premier League football. The offer from Green [...]

Published
2002

11. WORLD CUP 2002: Travelex stands by ITV World Cup sponsorship

Subjects
Travelex -- Marketing, ITV PLC -- Management -- Marketing -- Contracts, World Cup (Soccer) -- Media coverage -- Management, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television broadcasting -- Marketing -- Media coverage, Company marketing practices, Company business management, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Travelex has said it is pleased with its pounds 3m deal to sponsor ITV's World Cup coverage, despite the commercial broadcaster's disappointing viewing figures. Unofficial ratings this week suggest the [...]

Published
2002

12. CAMPAIGNS: Yanks shout YES as Cablevision says no - When Cablevision refused to carry the YES Network, the Yanks rallied the public. But that, coupled with fans filing suit, hasn't been enough to end the feud

Subjects
Cablevision Systems Corp. -- Contracts, Yankees Entertainment and Sports Network L.L.C. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Baseball teams -- Media coverage, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, New York Yankees -- Media coverage
Abstract

On April 1, the New York Yankees opened their season against the Baltimore Orioles. And for the first time in more than a decade, 3 million Cablevision subscribers in the [...]

Published
2002

13. Sky Sports

Subjects
Sky PLC. Sky Sports -- Marketing -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Direct broadcast satellite television industry -- Marketing -- Contracts, Direct broadcast satellite television -- Marketing -- Media coverage, Tennis -- Media coverage, Company marketing practices, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, United States Tennis Association -- Marketing -- Media coverage
Abstract

Sky Sports has won the live rights to the US Open tennis for a further four years, extending the partnership between the broadcaster and the US Tennis Association, which has [...]

Published
2001

14. Rugby Football Union

Subjects
Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Professional sports -- United Kingdom, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Rugby Football Union -- Contracts
Abstract

The Rugby Football Union has announced that five bidders are in the running to secure its next TV rights contract. The RFU refused to name the bidders, but confirmed that [...]

Published
2001

15. Sky Sports

Subjects
Sky Sports Extra -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television broadcasting, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, World Snooker Association -- Contracts
Abstract

Sky Sports has announced a new four-year deal with the World Snooker Association for two of the sport's flagship tournaments. The broadcast tie-up, which follows on from the existing arrangement, [...]

Published
2000

16. The Extreme Sports Channel

Subjects
Online Sports marketing -- Contracts, Extreme Sports Channel -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Professional sports -- United Kingdom, Television broadcasting, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The Extreme Sports Channel and Online Sports Marketing have joined forces to run the first World Extreme Games (WEG). WEG 2000 will be staged as the alternative Olympics in Melbourne, [...]

Published
2000

17. ITV expects peak price for Premier League ads

Author

Michalczyk, Imelda

Subjects
Sky Group Ltd. -- Contracts, Premier League -- Contracts, NTL Inc. (United Kingdom) -- Contracts, ITV PLC -- Contracts, Satellite communications services industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Direct broadcast satellite television, Television broadcasting, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The wrestling over the Premier League TV rights is finally over, with ITV, BSkyB and NTL emerging victorious. BSkyB paid £1.1bn for 66 live games and an extra £22.5m for [...]

Published
2000

18. Consortium in £200m TV racing rights deal

Author

Brech, Poppy

Subjects
Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Racetracks (Horse-racing), Sports facilities -- Contracts, Horse-racing -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Channel 4, the BBC and Premium TV, a division of NTL, are to pay £200m in a deal which guarantees them worldwide TV rights to racing at 12 of the [...]

Published
2000

19. Cox Picks Up KICU For Bay Area Duopoly

Author

Larson, Megan

Subjects
KTVU-TV (Oakland, California) -- Contracts, KICU-TV (San Jose, California) -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Duopolies -- Contracts, Television stations, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Contracts
Abstract

Once it passes regulatory muster early next year, the duopoly deal between San Francisco-area independent KICU-TV and Fox affiliate KTVU-TV will create a local sports programming juggernaut in the fifth-largest [...]

Published
1999

20. CBS Deal Locks Up NCAA Well Into Next Millennium

Author

Consoli, John

Subjects
CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Contracts, NCAA -- Contracts -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television networks, Basketball -- Media coverage -- United States, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Contracts, Media coverage
Abstract

One week after losing rights to NASCAR, CBS last week retained the NCAA men's basketball tournament by more than doubling its rights fee in an 11-year, $6 billion deal. When [...]

Published
1999

21. Does football's TV rights game suit advertisers?

Author

Reid, Alasdair

Subjects
premier league -- Management, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television advertising -- Management, Television broadcasting, Company business management, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Business, international, Mass communications
Abstract

Last week's court ruling clearing the Premier League of acting as a cartel when it comes to TV rights was welcomed by those who believe sport and mammon are fundamentally [...]

Published
1999

22. GE helps NBCU with NFL: parent to sell products to teams; more avails will help $600 mil deal

Author

Consoli, John

Subjects
NBCUniversal Media L.L.C. -- Contracts -- Marketing, General Electric Co. -- Contracts -- Marketing, National Football League -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Electrical equipment and supplies industry -- Contracts -- Marketing, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Company marketing practices, Contract agreement, Contracts, Marketing
Abstract

A unique portion of NBC Universal's Sunday-night football TV rights deal with the National Football League could help NBCU bring in an additional $75 million to $ 100 million in [...]

Published
2005

23. Foxsports.com to replace ESPN.com on MSN Network

Author

Consoli, John

Subjects
ESPN Inc. ESPN.com -- Contracts, FoxSports.com -- Contracts, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Computer services industry -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Computer services industry, Contracts
Abstract

Foxsports.com on July 1 will replace ESPN.com as the primary sports content destination on the MSN network. According to sources close to the negotiations, Foxsports.com was able to win the [...]

Published
2004

24. NBC's cups runneth; Breeders' championship raises stakes in title sponsor race

Author

Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television networks, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Contracts
Abstract

Breeders' championship raises stakes in title sponsor race For the first time in its 14-year history, the Breeders' Cup is likely to get a title sponsor. With seven events, the [...]

Published
1997

25. Qualifying rites

Author

Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
ESPN Inc. -- Contracts, Soccer -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1997

26. For CBS, a Hail Mary? Spring forward, fall back

Author

Dupree, Scotty

Subjects
CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Contracts, National Football League -- Contracts -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television networks, Football (Professional) -- Media coverage, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Contracts, Media coverage
Abstract

SPRING FORWARD, FALL BACK In television sports, there is the National Football League, and then there is everything else. Except for the Olympics, no sport or sporting event comes close [...]

Published
1996

27. Fox, NBC tackle a softer NFL market

Author

Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
Fox Broadcasting Co. -- Contracts -- 00237405, National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts -- 00072458, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Football League -- Contracts
Published
1996

28. Owner moves irk networks: the new transience in the NFL could send rights fees down

Author

Freeman, Michael

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts -- Media coverage, FOX Broadcasting Co. -- Contracts -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television networks, Football -- Media coverage, Football (Professional), Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Contracts, Media coverage
Abstract

Around the NFL, team owners are prepared to pack moving vans at a moment's notice for any city with a high-tech stadium proposal. For the broadcast and cable networks that [...]

Published
1995

29. It's open season on U.S. Open Tennis rights

Author

Burgi, Michael

Subjects
CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Contracts, FOX Television Stations Inc. -- Contracts, United States Tennis Association -- Contracts, United States Open (Tennis) -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television networks, Professional sports, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications, Contract agreement, Contracts
Abstract

Bidding for broadcast rights to the U.S. Open tennis tournament opened up last week, as incumbent CBS allowed its exclusive negotiating window to expire by passing on the U.S. Tennis [...]

Published
1995

30. Black rock bouts

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Contracts, Boxing -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1994

31. McDonald's scores big Fox NFL deal

Author

Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
McDonald's Corp. -- Advertising, Fox Broadcasting Co. -- Contracts, Fast food restaurants -- Advertising, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1994

32. Golf's good old days; title sponsorship package revives 'Shell's Wonderful World of Golf.' (television program to be sponsor by Shell Oil)

Author

Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
Shell Oil Co. -- Advertising, Capital Cities/ABC Inc. -- Contracts, Jack Nicklaus Productions -- Contracts, Television programs -- Planning, Golf -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television advertising -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1994

33. For the love of Mike

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
Capital Cities/ABC Inc. -- Contracts, National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Football (Professional) -- Media coverage, Television advertising -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Golf -- Competitions, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1994

34. Bowl mania

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Marketing, Capital Cities/ABC Inc. -- Marketing, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Marketing, Football (College) -- Media coverage, Television advertising -- Marketing, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1993

35. Fox trots after NFL; is the network a stalking horse again?

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
Fox Broadcasting Co. -- Contracts, CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Contracts, National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Capital Cities/ABC Inc. -- Contracts, ESPN Inc. -- Contracts, Turner Broadcasting System Inc. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Football (Professional) -- Media coverage, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Football League -- Contracts
Published
1993

36. ESPN catches six-year MLB deal

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
ESPN Inc. -- Contracts, Cable television -- Contracts, Baseball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1993

37. NBA high rollers

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Basketball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television advertising -- Marketing, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Basketball Association -- Contracts
Published
1993

38. Local carriers bean MLB; stations respond to national TV deal

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
Baseball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Radio broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television stations -- Contracts, Radio stations -- Contracts, Cable television -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1993

39. Catching the waves

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Marketing, Raycom Inc. -- Contracts, Capital Cities/ABC Inc. -- Contracts, Prime Ventures Inc. -- Contracts, Super Bowl Game (Football) -- Media coverage, Television advertising -- Prices and rates, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Basketball (College) -- Media coverage, Surfing -- Media coverage, Cable television -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1993

40. The Peacock's lonely bid

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Football League -- Contracts
Published
1993

41. Volleyball sans sand

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
Volleyball -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Cable television -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, United States Volleyball Association -- Contracts
Published
1993

42. The only game in town

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Basketball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Sports sponsorship -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1993

43. Who wants the Super Bowl? Among sports rights negotiations, no one's biting on the big game

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
Super Bowl Game (Football) -- Media coverage, Television broadcasting industry -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Baseball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Football League -- Contracts
Published
1993

44. Net cable: pumped

Subjects
Cable television broadcasting industry -- Contracts -- Marketing, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Sports associations -- Contracts, Company marketing practices, Contract agreement, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Mass communications
Abstract

High-end sports selling briskly, as ESPN has little in the way of avails in Monday Night Football and is tight with robust college pigskin slate. TBS has dealt 90 percent [...]

Published
2010

45. NHL scores some autos

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
ESPN Inc. -- Contracts, Cable television -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Automobile industry -- Advertising, Brewing industry -- Advertising, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Hockey League -- Media coverage
Published
1992

46. Rights fee trilogy: act I

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Basketball (Professional) -- Media coverage, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1992

47. Two in the ring; NBC sponsorships just part of boxing ad flurry

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Miller Brewing Co. -- Contracts, Sports sponsorship -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1992

48. Flex-all it!

Author

Reynolds, Mike and Brockinton, Langdon

Subjects
Chattem Inc. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Tennis -- Competitions, Pharmaceutical industry -- Contracts, Baseball (Professional) -- Public relations, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry, National Hockey League -- Contracts
Published
1992

49. Sports media; peacock boxes again

Author

Brockinton, Langdon and Reynolds, Mike

Subjects
National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Contracts, Television broadcasting of sports -- Contracts, Boxing -- Media coverage, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, Publishing industry
Published
1992

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