Seven and Foxtel have pulled a fast one on cricket fans, ducking regulations to lock two thirds of international cricket matches on a subscription service. Will will it be enough to save Foxtel's sinking subscriber base?
Some sibling rivalry erupted between News Corp stablemates over an "exclusive" story, and other media tidbits of the day.
Broadcasting sport doesn't come cheap, and it likely never will.
The war over TV sporting rights is really pretty one-sided, once you look at the data, write Stephen Mayne and Glenn Dyer.
Wondering why some of the television news coverage of Olympic competition looks more like a slideshow? The IOC cracks down on footage used by non-rights holders.
Attempts to legislatively address the TV Now "problem" will fail - and the solution is staring rights holders in the face.
Justice Rares in the Federal Court yesterday cut a large chunk out of the value of sports broadcasting rights in new media by ruling that Optus is allowed to offer its TV Now Service, writes Kimberlee Weatherall.
The first bounce of the AFL season is almost upon us: come watch the big media moguls fly, write Bernard Keane and Glenn Dyer.