Premiere negotiates purchase of DSF
The pay-TV channel Premiere has committed, through the acquisition of the UEFA Champions League broadcast rights, to air 13 live games per season on free-to-air TV.
Subscription television Premiere has joined forces with the
The acquisition of the broadcasting rights to the Uefa Champions League obliges
season to broadcast 13 matches live on free-to-air TV. To do this, the company must
buy or at least control their own transmitter. Apparently
Premiere has already found an object of desire: As the
Süddeutsche Zeitung reports that the pay-TV company is already negotiating
for months about the purchase of Deutsches Sport-Fernsehen (DSF). The
Broadcasting one match per round on free TV is not permitted.
not enough for Roger Schawinski, however, whose station Sat.1
Champions League rights. According to the
Süddeutsche Zeitung that "a large proportion of viewers will in future
remains excluded". For Premiere CEO Georg Kofler
Schawinski is thus in the socialist camp, because this statement is
"Pure Lafontaine. Everyone is free to subscribe to Premiere."
The acquisition of the broadcasting rights to the Uefa Champions League obliges
season to broadcast 13 matches live on free-to-air TV. To do this, the company must
buy or at least control their own transmitter. Apparently
Premiere has already found an object of desire: As the
Süddeutsche Zeitung reports that the pay-TV company is already negotiating
for months about the purchase of Deutsches Sport-Fernsehen (DSF). The
Broadcasting one match per round on free TV is not permitted.
not enough for Roger Schawinski, however, whose station Sat.1
Champions League rights. According to the
Süddeutsche Zeitung that "a large proportion of viewers will in future
remains excluded". For Premiere CEO Georg Kofler
Schawinski is thus in the socialist camp, because this statement is
"Pure Lafontaine. Everyone is free to subscribe to Premiere."
