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Organizers of the Paris Olympics, who gave rainbow colours to their logo Wednesday to mark the international day against homophobia, transphobia and biphobia, aren't limiting themselves to promises of inclusive Games next year. They say they also intend to seize on the Olympic spotlight to push a broader message that LGBTQ rights need to progress outside France, too.
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines shares why female athletes should boycott competing against transgender women on 'Hannity.'
MILAN: Serie A is targeting up to €7.2 billion (US$7.9 billion) from its upcoming sale of domestic TV rights as Italy's top soccer league seeks to extend the duration of contracts to up to five years and trim the revenue gap with other countries.
MILAN : Serie A is targeting up to 7.2 billion euros ($7.9 billion) from its upcoming sale of domestic TV rights as Italy's top soccer league seeks to extend the duration of contracts to up to five years and trim the revenue gap with other countries.
The GAA has issued a statement stating that it did contact Virgin Media Television seeking an expression of interest in acquiring broadcast right packages for games, but the broadcaster made it clear they were focusing on 'ready to go' rights.
Virgin Media have issued a statement this afternoon questioning if RTÉ have paid towards the GAA's media rights.
RTÉ were contractually obliged to broadcast Sunday's provincial football finals on free-to-air television and didn't have the scope to focus on the Munster SHC at the exclusion of all else, Head of Sport Declan McBennett confirmed this afternoon.
SYDNEY : FIFA secretary general Fatma Samoura is confident the global governing body's threat of a Women's World Cup TV blackout in Europe this year will bring broadcasters to the table with improved offers for the rights.