Broadcasting Rights

Some articles on rights, broadcasting rights:

Nine's Wide World Of Sport - History
... in part because he couldn't obtain the rights to Australian test matches at home, even though he offered the Australian Cricket Board a $1.5 million 3 year. 1979, with Nine securing the exclusive rights to telecast Australian cricket ... It secured the rights to Australia's cricket tour of the West Indies, Nine's first challenge since winning its World Series war ...
Super League War - Aftermath - Broadcasting Rights
... In 1998 Packer's Nine Network secured the free-to-air broadcasting rights for the NRL until 2007 for $13,000,000 a year ... attempted to buy the pay television NRL rights until 2006 for $72,000,000 per annum ... After News resigned these rights, and acquired the AFL broadcast rights, C7 was shut down in March 2002, leaving Fox Sports as the only Australian pay television sports network ...

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