Al Jazeera Sports removes its channels from Hotbird 13 East
The Al Jazeera Sports satellite TV platform has removed without notice the JSC channels +5 +6 +7 +8 +9 +10 from the Eutelsat HotBird (13 ° East) satellite.
The Al Jazeera Sports channels were transmitted from frequency 11.296-H MHz (DVB- S, MPEG-S, SR 27500, FEC 3/4).
The Al Jazeera Sports channels on the same frequency continue - JSC +1 +2 +3 +4.
Subscribers who want to continue receiving the channels that have been removed from Eutelsat HotBird 13e will have to realign your satellite dish to either Nilesat (7 ° West) or Badr (26 degrees East).
Al Jazeera Sports have the live broadcasting rights to may football league and competitions, including the FA Premier League, Champions League, La Liga and FA Cup
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Friday, August 24, 2012
Gol TV offers 47 Real Madrid, Barcelona matches per season
Football fans in Spain can now enjoy eight games from La Liga on Gol TV every weekend with 47 games per season from heavyweights cand Real Madrid including the first el classico of the season in October.
As well as guaranteeing to show either Barca or Los Merengues every weekend, the package includes all of the Spanish teams’ Europa League, the Copa del Rey, the Premier League (5 games exclusively each day) and international leagues.
After offering Real Madrid’s season opener against Valencia, for the second game of the season Gol TV has booked Barcelona’s trip to Pamplona to meet Osasuna and then the battle of the red stripes between Atlético Madrid and Athletic Club de Bilbao.
source: rapidtvnews.com/index.php/2012082223691/gol-tv-offers-47-real-madrid-barcelona-matches-per-season.html
As well as guaranteeing to show either Barca or Los Merengues every weekend, the package includes all of the Spanish teams’ Europa League, the Copa del Rey, the Premier League (5 games exclusively each day) and international leagues.
After offering Real Madrid’s season opener against Valencia, for the second game of the season Gol TV has booked Barcelona’s trip to Pamplona to meet Osasuna and then the battle of the red stripes between Atlético Madrid and Athletic Club de Bilbao.
source: rapidtvnews.com/index.php/2012082223691/gol-tv-offers-47-real-madrid-barcelona-matches-per-season.html
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Spanish TV Broadcasters settle La Liga spat, but no freeview for Madrid, Barca
The spat between Spanish broadcasters that threatened the start of the La Liga football season has been resolved, with the result that no matches featuring Real Madrid or Barcelona FC will be shown on free-to-air broadcast.
The season coverage will begin as scheduled this Sunday. Real Madrid is hosting Valencia and Barcelona faces Real Sociedad at home.
Canal+ and Mediapro have agreed to a three-year deal to share the television rights, with Canal+ showing 28 matches involving either Madrid or Barcelona, and Mediapro's pay-per-view channel airing a match featuring one of the two teams each weekend. Mediapro also nabbed the rights to one of the Clasico matchups betwee the two teams.
Mediapro will offer one match on their freeview channel each week, and retains the international TV rights for La Liga.
"The agreement...establishes a viable model for the Spanish league and presents a stable scenario for football fans [through 2015]," Mediapro said in a statement.
Carlos Martinez, director at Canal+, said that public broadcasters couldn't see their way clear to paying a premium for the sports content. "Free view TV was the first choice, but they lost out because the operators believed that the valuation was an exorbitant amount," he told reporters.
The season coverage will begin as scheduled this Sunday. Real Madrid is hosting Valencia and Barcelona faces Real Sociedad at home.
Canal+ and Mediapro have agreed to a three-year deal to share the television rights, with Canal+ showing 28 matches involving either Madrid or Barcelona, and Mediapro's pay-per-view channel airing a match featuring one of the two teams each weekend. Mediapro also nabbed the rights to one of the Clasico matchups betwee the two teams.
Mediapro will offer one match on their freeview channel each week, and retains the international TV rights for La Liga.
"The agreement...establishes a viable model for the Spanish league and presents a stable scenario for football fans [through 2015]," Mediapro said in a statement.
Carlos Martinez, director at Canal+, said that public broadcasters couldn't see their way clear to paying a premium for the sports content. "Free view TV was the first choice, but they lost out because the operators believed that the valuation was an exorbitant amount," he told reporters.
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