SportBusiness Staff

Multipole International has acquired the Spanish-speaking US television rights for soccer?s Toyota Cup Intercontinental in a three-year deal.

Jim Martin has joined ACTV, the digital interactive television (iTV) and enhanced media programming company, after more than a decade in the sports-led cable industry.

Australia?s Seven Network is losing viewers to its two Olympic pay-TV channels following complaints about the network?s free-to-air coverage.

Lord MacLaurin has been re-elected as chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) for a further two years.

Shamila Batohi, lead advocate for South Africa's King Commission probing allegations of corruption in cricket, has had what was described as a "fruitful" meeting with India's federal police agents.

US satellite pay-TV company DIRECTV and digital sports content provider, Quokka Sports have formed a strategic relationship aimed at further developing interactive sports content programming to DIRECTV's next generation set-top boxes.

Strong interest in the Olympics is driving up the audience of New Zealand websites, according to research company AC Nielsen.

European soccer's ruling body UEFA has "major concerns" over proposals by a number of clubs to abandon their national championships and set up their own league together.

US television company WorldTel has won the production and distribution rights for cricket matches in Bangladesh for five years.

A Silicon Valley venture capital firm which helps professional athletes channel cash into high-tech investments has raised an additional $150 million in financing and signed up football great Joe Montana as a general partner.