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English Premier League values decline again in Singapore, Malaysia
The value of English Premier League rights has fallen significantly in Singapore and declined once again in Malaysia with each country’s incumbent rights-holder needing to cut costs internally and facing little external competition.
Eleven cuts Premier League deal short to protect long-term future
The future of Eleven Sports Network in Singapore is uncertain after the pay-television broadcaster terminated its deal to show the English Premier League.
Eleven sustains Uefa fees and increases coverage in Singapore
Eleven Sports Network’s deal for Euro 2016 in Singapore also included rights to the 2020 European Championship, plus European Qualifier matches from 2016-17 to 2021-22
Eleven bedding in in Europe but Asia still a big challenge
Acquiring rights to Formula One motor racing in Poland will provide a small boost to Eleven Sports Network’s ambitious target of breaking even within three years of launch.
Eurosport plants a flag with Champions League in Singapore
Eurosport’s acquisition of Champions League rights in Singapore is a message to rights-holders and platforms about the broadcaster’s growing ambitions, according to chief executive Peter Hutton.
FMS close to deal in Singapore, the last of a lucrative Asian sales round
SingTel close to deal for Fifa World Cup rights for 2014
Ruling will hit rights values, as intended
Singapore cross-carriage ruling will drive down sports rights fees
MP & Silva/Pitch provide path for Al Jazeera channels
MP & Silva and Pitch provide the content for Al Jazeera’s expansion into Asia
StarHub hits out at ‘unfair’ sale but looks set to emerge the winner
Singapore pay-TV platform StarHub hits out at the way English Premier League sold its rights to rival operator SingTel, but StarHub looks set to emerge the winner
Premier League overseas rights bring in £660m
English Premier League international television rights expected to more than double in value since previous sale.