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Nine broadcasters bid for French Ligue 1 rights

January 23, 2008 07.28 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Nine French broadcasters have submitted bids for the French Ligue 1 rights with the football league LFP. There are 12 different lots available for the period 2008 – 2012. The League has issued no details about the parties taking part in the tender, but French press reports say all major broadcasters are involved, including Canal+, TF1, M6 and France Télévision. Also taking part are relatively small broadcasters such as Bolloré (Direct8) and Eurosport, which made a bid separate from mother company TF1. The online video website Dailymotion and mobile operators SFR and Orange have also submitted bids. 

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