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The sale of the right to broadcast television shows and radio programs to multiple individual stations, without going through a broadcast network.

A type of broadcasting right where a broadcaster is granted the sole rights to televise a particular event or series of events.

A revenue model where viewers pay a fee to watch a single event or series of events.

Broadcasting rights where the content is available to viewers without any subscription fee.

A subscription service that allows fans to watch live games of a particular sport, which are not available on local affiliates or national networks.

The rights to show highlights or selected parts of a sporting event.

Rights to broadcast a recorded event after it has occurred live, often in a different time zone or at a more convenient time for viewers.

Rights to stream sporting events over digital platforms, including the internet, mobile devices, and connected TVs.

The ability to broadcast a sporting event simultaneously on multiple platforms or networks.

Broadcasting rights to offer additional content or experiences on a second device (like a smartphone or tablet) while watching a live sports event.

The rights to broadcast a sporting event in a particular geographical area or territory.

Digital broadcasting rights that allow viewers in a specific market to stream live local games, often subject to blackout policies.

The right given to a broadcaster to sell on, or sub-license, certain broadcast rights to other broadcasters, often in different territories.

The rights to broadcast live commentary and coverage of sporting events via radio channels.