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Nine edges closer to mega six-year English Premier League deal
The company will pay close to $144 million annually, a similar figure to what it signed with the NRL.
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smh.com.au
NRL to unveil record rights deal with Nine, Foxtel
The multibillion-dollar deal will make the NRL more valuable than the AFL while keeping the sport with its existing broadcast partners.
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theage.com.au
NRL unveils record rights deal with Nine, Foxtel ahead of Origin
The multibillion-dollar deal will make the NRL more valuable than the AFL while keeping the sport with its existing broadcast partners.
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NRL to unveil record rights deal with Nine, Foxtel ahead of Origin
The multibillion-dollar deal will make the NRL more valuable than the AFL while keeping the sport with its existing broadcast partners.
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What you need to know about the NRL’s blockbuster rights deal
The multibillion-dollar deal will make the NRL more valuable than the AFL while keeping the sport with its existing broadcast partners.
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afr.com
NRL poised to announce landmark broadcast deal with Nine and Foxtel
The Australian Financial Review revealed in late June that Nine Entertainment and Foxtel were set to sign the largest media rights deal in Australian history.
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abc.net.au
Execs try to hose down Kayo cost concerns as NRL rights deal revealed
As the NRL reveals its new broadcast rights deal worth billions of dollars over seven years in 2028 through 2034, executives try to hose down concerns about rising subscription…
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NRL inks historic deal with Nine, Foxtel
The NRL has announced a record-breaking $5.3 billion TV rights deal with Channel Nine and Foxtel.
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Cashed-up and cock-a-hoop, there’s one big winner from the NRL deal (and it’s not Kayo subscribers)
The mammoth $5.3 billion, seven-year agreement has serious ramifications for the code, its players and fans.
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How Nine, Foxtel and the NRL did the most lucrative sports rights deal in Australian history
Months of tough negotiations and the looming spectre of a multinational big tech company led to Tuesday’s announcement.
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Nine edges closer to mega six-year English Premier League deal
The company will pay close to $144 million annually, a similar figure to what it signed with the NRL.