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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Broadcasting rights where multiple broadcasters are allowed to televise the same event.