NASN has secured exclusive pan-European rights to televise the inaugural World Baseball Classic.
TelefC3nica S.A. has agreed a package of new media broadcast rights covering all 64 matches of the 2006 FIFA World Cup for almost all territories in Latin and South America.
Disney’s Wide World of Sports in Lake Buena Vista, Florida has been awarded first round games in the inaugural World Baseball Classic.
The 2005 NBA All-Star events will be televised in 214 countries in 45 languages via 97 international telecasters.
The six nations competing in the first women’s World Cup of baseball have been confirmed.
Former Madison Square Garden president Bob Gutkowski has joined sports representation and marketing company CSMG as a vice chairman.
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has approved three new national members to its ranks.
The NBA has confirmed it has renewed a string of international television agreements with a number of long-time partners.
Dominican government leaders have applauded Santo Domingo's selection as host city for the 2003 Pan American games, but some opposition leaders dismissed spending on the sports event as inappropriate during recovery from a vicious hurricane.
The Fox network has signed a major multi-million dollar deal to begin broadcasting Dominican Republic baseball games.
