UEFA Euro 2004 broadcasting rights

Today, UEFA Euro 2004 broadcasting rights is a relevant topic that is present in the daily lives of many people. Its impact covers different aspects, from the way we communicate to the way we access information. It is a topic that generates conflicting opinions and has sparked debates worldwide. UEFA Euro 2004 broadcasting rights is a concept that has evolved over time, adapting to new realities and trends. In this article, we will explore different perspectives on UEFA Euro 2004 broadcasting rights and analyze its implications in today’s society.

Below is the list of confirmed broadcasting rights holders for UEFA Euro 2004.

Broadcasters

UEFA

Territory Rights holder Ref
Albania RTSH [1]
Armenia APMTV [1]
Austria ORF [1]
Azerbaijan Lider TV [1]
Belarus BTRC [1]
Belgium
[1]
Bosnia and Herzegovina RTVBH [1]
Bulgaria BNT [1]
Croatia HRT [1]
Cyprus CyBC [1]
Czech Republic Czech Television [1]
Denmark
[1]
Estonia ETV [1]
Finland Yle [1]
France
[2]
Georgia GPB [2]
Germany
[2]
Greece ERT [2]
Hungary MTV [2]
Iceland RÚV [2]
Ireland RTÉ [2]
Israel IBA [2]
Italy RAI [2]
Latvia LTV [2]
Lithuania LRT [2]
Macedonia MKRTV [1]
Republic of Moldova TRM [2]
Netherlands NOS [2]
Norway TV 2 [2]
Poland TVP [3]
Portugal
[3][4][unreliable source?]
Romania TVR [3]
Russia
[3]
Serbia and Montenegro
[3]
Slovakia STV [5]
Slovenia RTV Slovenija [3]
Spain TVE [3]
Sweden
[3]
Switzerland SRG SSR [3]
Turkey TRT [3]
Ukraine NTU [3]
United Kingdom
[6][3]

Rest of the world

Territory Rights holder Ref
Africa SuperSport [7]
Algeria ENTV [1]
Brazil SporTV [8]
People’s Republic of China CCTV [8]
Egypt ERTU [8]
Hong Kong Cable TV [9]
Indonesia RCTI [10]
Japan
[8]
Jordan JRTV [2]
Lebanon TL [2]
Kosovo RTK [2]
Malaysia Media Prima (8TV) [11]
Mexico Televisa (Canal 9) [12]
Morocco RTM [2]
Singapore
[8][13]
South Africa e.tv [8]
South Asia ESPN Star Sports [14]
Thailand
[8]
Tunisia ERTT [3]
Vietnam
[8]
United States
[15][16][17][18][19]

References

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  12. ^ «Programación TD». Archived from the original on 12 June 2004.
  13. ^ «StarHub and MediaCorp TV to bring the UEFA Euro 2004 to soccer fans in Singapore». StarHub TV. 17 November 2003. Retrieved 24 June 2012.
  14. ^ «ESPN STAR Sports bags exclusive Broadcasting Rights for UEFA Euro 2004». Exchange 4 Media. 23 January 2004. Retrieved 14 April 2013.
  15. ^ «INHD Announces June Schedule for The UEFA Euro 2004(TM) Tournament in Widescreen High Definition». PR Newswire. 23 June 2004. Retrieved 14 April 2013.
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