Formula One extends UK broadcast partnership with Sky Sports until 2029
Formula One bosses have agreed a new deal with Sky Sports which will see the broadcaster retain exclusive UK television rights until the end of the 2029 season.
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F1 extends broadcast partnership with Sky UK to 2029
LONDON : Formula One announced on Friday an extension of its broadcast partnership with Sky television in Britain, Ireland, Germany and Italy.
beIN to Broadcast ONE Championships
beIN MEDIA GROUP (beIN) and Group ONE Holdings (ONE) have announced an exclusive multi-year partnership to broadcast ONE Championship events live across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) for the first time in the region.
Report -- LIV Golf nearing deal to buy air time to broadcast events on Fox Sports
The controversial LIV Golf circuit has signed many big names and sparked widespread conversation over the last several months, but one thing it hasn't had is a deal to broadcast its events on television.
Dan Orlovsky clears up fart controversy from 'Monday Night Football' broadcast
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Serena Williams in the broadcast booth? The ball is in her court
Serena Williams could easily walk off the court and into the broadcast booth if she wants to, pocketing a handsome paycheck and boosting ratings for a sport that is losing star power, those in the business say. Williams bid an emotional farewell to the sport she dominated for over two decades at the U.S. Open on Friday night and afterward said she wanted to stay attached to the game. "Tennis has been such a huge part of my life, I can't imagine not being involved in tennis," she told reporters. "I don't know what that involvement is yet."
Serena in the broadcast booth? The ball is in her court
NEW YORK : Serena Williams could easily walk off the court and into the broadcast booth if she wants to, pocketing a handsome paycheck and boosting ratings for a sport that is losing star power, those in the business say.
On this day in history, August 26, 1939, baseball broadcast on TV for first time
Henry Levy, 100 years old, enjoyed a dream come true recently on a New York ballfield.