HomeMediaGlobal
Premium

TVSM Global Report 2017

The annual TVSM Global Report uses the data from TV Sports Markets Rights Tracker to put a figure on the global value of the sports media rights market. It also includes values for the top sports, top properties and top markets. The figures are accompanied by explanatory text and analysis.

The information in this report has been compiled using the TVSM Rights Tracker, the intelligence tool for interrogating TV Sports Markets’ unique database of sports media rights values. The value of rights for properties not included in Rights Tracker, and for upcoming deals not yet announced, has been either gathered from figures reported in the media or estimated by the TV Sports Markets team.

You need a Premium subscription to access this content

Upgrade now to enjoy unlimited access to all our articles, insights, features and more

Already a subscriber? Sign in here

Related Articles

Media

Premium
Media

The annual TVSM Global Report uses the data from TV Sports Markets Rights Tracker to put a figure on the global value of the sports media rights market
Premium

Related News

Motorsport
Finance & Law

Formula 1 recorded revenues of $744m (€731.6m) during the second quarter of this year as the return of crowds and an uplift in sponsorship and media receipts helped increase its operating income to $65m.
Football
Media

Canal+ Sport, a new sports channel in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, has struck carriage agreements with Slovak Telekom, Digi Slovakia and T-Mobile Czech Republic
Multiple Sports
Media

Media group Warner Bros. Discovery has announced a Q2 net loss of $3.4bn (£2.8bn/€3.3b
Badminton
Media

Pay-television broadcaster Eurosport India has secured rights for the inaugural Grand Prix Badminton League (GPBL). The Warner Bros

Most recent

Mixed Martial Arts
Events

PFL chief executive Peter Murray and chief revenue officer Jon Tuck explain to SportBusiness the commercial strategy behind the organization's move to create a series of regional leagues around the world.
Premium
Cricket
Sponsorship & Marketing

The ECB and domestic broadcaster Sky have worked together to develop an innovative 'one-stop-shop' marketing model for The Hundred whereby sponsors are offered the chance to ringfence advertising airtime to augment their event sponsorship assets. Ben Cronin speaks to the broadcaster's head of sponsorship David Shore about the model.
Premium
Cricket
Events

First and second season ticket data suggests event has attracted new audiences Sponsorship agency CSM told to reject finance, alcohol and betting brands
Premium