Rights ruling goes against EPL
BBC News: A pub landlady has won the latest stage of her fight to air Premier League games using a foreign TV decoder. Karen Murphy had to pay nearly £8,000 […] More
Around The Industry
Carrier ID for satellites for 2012 Olympics
Broadcast Engineering: In June 2012, Eutelsat will become the first satellite operator to incorporate carrier ID in its transmission parameters for SNG as well as for new DVB broadcasts. Coming […] More
Howzat! Archery on target for London 2012 test event at Lord’s
Inside the Games: Lord’s Cricket Ground has been reconfigured to host the London 2012 archery test event, which starts today, and is the first of the Cluster 2 test events […] More
How technology is transforming sport
MSN: Technology and sport have long made excellent bedfellows. Just ask England rugby’s World Cup-winning coach Sir Clive Woodward, currently director of sport at the British Olympics Association (BOA). More
Top flight English football returns to US broadcast TV after 32 years
Rapid TV News: As the US moves into the second weekend of regular-season football, another kind of football looks to snag a ride on the coattails. FOX is bringing the […] More
Broadcast Engineering announces IBC2011 Pick Hit Award winners
BE: Broadcast Engineering has announced the winners of its Pick Hit Awards for IBC2011. More
iPad takes firm grip of second-screen surge
Rapid TV News: The market for video-friendly “second screen” tablets is exploding, and there’s little but the Apple iPad to thank. More
Brazil starts 2014 football World Cup countdown
BBC News: Brazil has begun its countdown for the 2014 World Cup, 1,000 days before it hosts the football tournament. More
Sport1 pens new Matchroom Sport broadcast deal
Sport Business: Sport1 has penned a new broadcast deal with Matchroom Sport for multi-platform coverage in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. More
Bridgepoint buys Swiss sports rights company
Daily Telegraph: Bridgepoint is set to announce a €600m (£527m) deal to buy Swiss sports rights company Infront. More