2014 FIFA World Cup broadcasting rights

The broadcasting rights for the 2014 FIFA World Cup were sold directly by FIFA, or through licensed companies or organizations such as the European Broadcasting Union, Organización de Televisión Iberoamericana, African Union of Broadcasting, International Media Content, Inter-Sports Marketing, M-League, Dentsu, RS International Broadcasting & Sports Management[1] and MP & Silva.[2] Airlines companies such as Etihad Airways had in-flight live telecasts of all 64 matches.[3]

Several territories and countries (for example, India, Italy, Algeria, Korea Republic) are grouped as they share common broadcasters, and sometimes, common geographic space.

Television

Nation/Territory	Broadcaster	Ref
Afghanistan	Ariana TV	[1]
Albania	RTSH	[1]
Algeria	EPTV (Télévision Algérienne) beIN Sports	[1]
Andorra	TF1,, Mediaset España, beIN Sports France, beIN Sports Spain, Gol Televisión	[1]
Angola	TPA	[1]
Aruba	TeleAruba	[1]
Armenia	ARMTV	[1]
Argentina	TyC Sports, TV Pública Digital, DirecTV	[1]
Australia	SBS	[4]
Austria	ORF	[1]
Azerbaijan	İTV	[1]
Belarus	BTRC	[1]
Bangladesh	BTV, Maasranga Television, Gazi Television	[1]
Belgium	VRT, RTBF	[1]
Benin	ORTB	[1]
Bolivia	Unitel, Red Uno, Bolivia TV	[1][5]
Botswana	BRTS	[1]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	BHRT	[1]
Brazil	Globo, Band, SporTV, ESPN Brasil, Fox Sports, BandSports	[1]
Brunei	Astro	[1]
Bulgaria	BNT	[1]
Burkina Faso	RTB	[1]
Burundi	RTNB	[1]
Cameroon	CRTV	[1]
Cambodia	CTN	[6]
Canada	CBC, Sportsnet, TVA Sports, TLN, Univision Canada, Fairchild TV, Talentvision	[1][7][8][9]
Cape Verde	RTC	[1]
Caribbean List of countries/colonies  Anguilla  Antigua and Barbuda  Aruba^1  Bahamas  Barbados  Belize  Bermuda  Bonaire  British Virgin Islands  Cayman Islands  Curaçao  Dominica  Dominican Republic  Grenada  Guyana  Haiti  Jamaica^2  Montserrat  Saint Kitts and Nevis  Saint Lucia  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines  Suriname^3  Trinidad and Tobago^4  Turks and Caicos Islands  U.S. Virgin Islands^5	SportsMax	[10]
Central African Republic	RTC	[1]
Chad	RTNT	[1]
Chile	TVN, Canal 13, DirecTV, Movistar	[1][11]
China PR	CCTV	[12]
Colombia	Caracol TV, RCN TV, DirecTV	[1]
Congo	TNC	[1]
Corsica	TF1, RAI, beIN Sports, Sky Sport	[1]
Costa Rica	Repretel, Teletica, Millicom	[1]
Côte d'Ivoire	RTI	[1]
Croatia	HRT	[1]
Cuba	Tele Rebelde	[1]
Cyprus	CyBC	[1]
Czech Republic	ČT	[1]
Denmark	DR, TV 2	[1]
Democratic Republic of Congo	RTNC	[1]
Ecuador	Gama, TC Mi Canal, Oromar, DirecTV	[1]
El Salvador	TCS	[1]
Equatorial Guinea	RDEG	[1]
Eritrea	EBC	[1]
Estonia	ERR	[1]
Ethiopia	ETV	[1]
Falkland Islands	KTV Ltd.	[1]
Faroe Islands	DR, KVF	[1]
Fiji	Mai TV	[13]
Finland	Yle	[1]
France and territories  Guadeloupe  Martinique  French Guiana  Réunion  Mayotte  French Polynesia  Saint Pierre and Miquelon  Wallis and Futuna  Collectivity of Saint Martin  Saint Barthélemy  New Caledonia  French Southern and Antarctic Lands  Clipperton Island	TF1, beIN Sports, France Télévisions^6	[1][14]
Gabon	RTG	[1]
Gambia	GRTS	[1]
Ghana	GBC, Metro TV	[1]
Georgia	GPB	[1]
Germany	ARD, ZDF	[1]
Greece	NERIT, Nova Sports	[1]
Greenland	DR, KNR	[1]
Guatemala	Albavisión, Radio Televisión Guatemala	[1]
Guinea	RTG	[1]
Guinea-Bissau	RTVGB	[1]
Hong Kong	TVB	[15]
Honduras	Televicentro, VTV, Sky	[1]
Hungary	MTV, Digi Sport	[1]
Iceland	RÚV, 365	[1]
India	Sony SIX, Sony KIX
Indonesia	Visi Media Asia, K-Vision	[1][16]
Iran	IRIB	[1]
Ireland	RTÉ	[1]
Israel	IBA, Reshet	[1]
Italian Peninsula List of countries  Italy  San Marino   Vatican City	RAI, Sky Sport	[17]
Jamaica	CVM Television[18]	[1]
Japan	Japan Consortium (Fuji TV, NHK, Nippon Television, TBS, TV Asahi, TV Tokyo)	[1]
Kazakhstan	Kazakhstan, Perviy Kanal Evraziya	[1]
Kenya	KBC	[1]
Kyrgyzstan	NTS	[1]
Korea DPR	SBS	[1]
Korea Republic	KBS, SBS, MBC	[1]
Kosovo	RTK, Digit-Alb	[1]
Laos	TVLAO	[1]
Latvia	LTV	[1]
Lesotho	LBC	[1]
Liberia	LBS	[1]
Liechtenstein	SRG SSR	[1]
Lithuania	LRT	[1]
Luxembourg	RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg	[1]
Macau	TDM	[1]
Macedonia	MRT	[1]
Madagascar	MATV	[1]
Malawi	MBC	[1]
Malaysia	RTM (only terrestrial network), Astro	[1][19]
Maldives	MBC, MSM	[1]
Mali	ORTM	[1]
Malta	PBS	[1]
Mauritius	MBC	[1]
Mexico	Televisa, TV Azteca, Sky	[1][20]
Middle East and North Africa List of countries  Algeria  Bahrain  Comoros  Djibouti  Egypt  Iraq  Jordan  Kuwait  Lebanon  Libya  Mauritania  Morocco  Oman  Palestine  Qatar  Saudi Arabia  Somalia  Sudan  Syria  Tunisia  United Arab Emirates  Yemen	beIN Sports ENTV-Terrestrial (Team games only, in Algeria) Teleliban-terrestrial (in Lebanon)	[1][21][22]
Moldova	TRM	[1]
Monaco	TF1, beIN Sports	[1][14]
Mongolia	Emerge Media	[1]
Montenegro	RTCG	[1]
Mozambique	TVM	[1]
Myanmar	Sky Net	[1]
Namibia	NBC	[1]
Nepal	NTV, Kantipur Television Network	[1]
Netherlands	NOS	[1]
New Zealand	TVNZ, Sky Sport	[23]
Nicaragua	Telemetro, Ratensa Sky	[1]
Niger	ORTN	[1]
Nigeria	Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria Optima Sports Management International	[1]
Northern Ireland	BBC, ITV, RTÉ	[1]
Norway	NRK, TV 2	[1]
Oceania List of countries  American Samoa^5  Cook Islands  Fiji  Kiribati  Micronesia  Nauru  Niue  Northern Mariana Islands^5  Palau  Papua New Guinea  Samoa  Solomon Islands  Tonga  Tuvalu  Vanuatu	Click Pacific	[1]
Pakistan	PTV Sports, Ten Sports	[1]
Panama	Corporación Medcom, Televisora Nacional, Cable Onda Sky	[1]
Paraguay	SNT, Telefuturo, Tigo Sports	[1]
Peru	ATV, DirecTV	[1]
Philippines,	ABS-CBN, ABS-CBN Sports & Action	[1][24]
Poland	TVP	[1]
Portugal	RTP, CMTV, SportTV	[25][26][27]
Romania	TVR	[1]
Russia	Channel One Russia, VGTRK	[1]
Rwanda	Télévision Rwandaise	[1]
Sardinia	RAI, TF1, Sky Sport, beIN Sports	[1]
Senegal	RTS	[1]
Serbia	RTS	[1]
Seychelles	SBC	[1]
Sierra Leone	SLBS	[1]
Singapore	MediaCorp TV12 okto (4-key matches including: 1-opening ceremony to opening matches, 2-semi-final and 1-closing ceremony to final), Singapore Telecom Mio TV (all matches)	[1]
Slovakia	RTVS	[1]
Slovenia	RTV Slovenija	[1]
South Africa	SABC, SuperSport	[28]
South Asia List of countries  Afghanistan  Bangladesh  Bhutan  British Indian Ocean Territory  India  Maldives    Nepal  Pakistan  Sri Lanka	Sony SIX, Seven3	[1][29][30]
Spain	Mediaset España, Gol Televisión	[31][32]
Sri Lanka	SLRC	[1]
Sub-Saharan Africa^7 List of countries  Angola  Benin  Botswana  Burkina Faso  Burundi  Cameroon  Cape Verde  Central African Republic  Chad  Congo  Côte d'Ivoire  DR Congo  Equatorial Guinea  Eritrea  Ethiopia  Gabon  Gambia  Ghana  Guinea-Bissau  Guinea  Kenya  Lesotho  Liberia  Madagascar  Malawi  Mali  Mauritius  Mozambique  Namibia  Niger  Nigeria^8  Rwanda  Senegal  Seychelles  Sierra Leone  Swaziland  Tanzania  Togo  Uganda  Zambia  Zimbabwe	SuperSport, Canal+^7	[1][33][34]
Suriname	STVS	[1]
Swaziland	STVA	[1]
Sweden	SVT, TV4	[1]
Switzerland	SRG SSR	[1]
Taiwan	ELTA TV, Era Television, TVBS	[1][35]
Tajikistan	TVT	[1]
Tanzania	TBS	[1]
Thailand	RS Public Company Limited: Channel 8, BBTV Ch7, Channel 5	[1]
Timor-Leste	RTTL	[1]
Togo	TVT	[1]
Trinidad and Tobago	One Caribbean Media	[1]
Turkey	TRT	[1]
Turkmenistan	Turkmenistan TV	[1]
Uganda	UBC	[1]
Ukraine	NTKU, Ukrayina	[1][36]
United Kingdom Home Nations and Territories  England  Gibraltar  Guernsey  Jersey  Scotland  Wales  Isle of Man	BBC, ITV	[1][37]
United States and territories  American Samoa  Guam  Northern Mariana Islands  Puerto Rico  U.S. Virgin Islands^9  Baker Island  Howland Island  Jarvis Island  Johnston Atoll  Kingman Reef  Midway Islands  Navassa Island  Palmyra Atoll  Wake Island	ABC, ESPN, Univision	[1][38][39][40]
Uruguay	Monte Carlo TV, Channel 10, Channel 12	[1]
Uzbekistan	NTRC	[1]
Venezuela	Meridiano Televisión, Venevisión, TVes, Televen, DirecTV	[1]
Vietnam	VTV	[1]
Zambia	ZNBC, MUVI TV	[1]
Zimbabwe	ZBC	[1]

Radio

Nation/Territory	Broadcaster	Ref
Albania	RTSH	[1]
Argentina	ESPN 107.9 FM, AM del Plata, LS4 Radio Continental, La Red AM 910, LS5 Radio Rivadavia, Radio Nacional Argentina	[1]
Australia	SBS	[1]
Austria	ORF	[1]
Belarus	BTRC	[1]
Belgium	VRT, RTBF	[1]
Bolivia	Deporte Total Radio, Radio Cristal, Radio Fides, El Deber Radio, Radio Patria Nueva, Radio Monumental	[1]
Bosnia and Herzegovina	BHRT	[1]
Brazil	Rádio Globo, CBN, Jovem Pan, Rádio Bandeirantes, Super Rádio Tupi, Rádio Transamérica, EBC, Rádio Gaúcha, Rádio Itatiaia, Rádio Jornal do Commercio, Rádio Verdes Mares / Tamoio, Rádio Clube do Pará, Rádio Olinda, Rádio 730, Rádio Paiquerê, Rádio Liberdade de Caruaru, Rádio Brasil Sul, Rádio Sociedade / Princesa FM, Rádio Cultura de Miracema, Rádio Manchete, Rádio Jornal de Sergipe, Rádio 105 FM, Rádio Metropolitana FM, Rádio Família FM, Rádio Amazonas FM	[1]
Bulgaria	BNR	[1]
Canada	CBC	[1]
Chile	ADN Radio Chile, Radio Cooperativa, Radio Agricultura, Radio Bio-Bio.	[1]
Colombia	Caracol Radio, RCN Radio, Bluradio	[1]
Costa Rica	Radio Columbia, Radio Monumental	[1]
Croatia	HRT	[1]
Cyprus	CyBC	[1]
Denmark	DR	[1]
Ecuador	La Radio Redonda	[1]
El Salvador	YSKL	[1]
Estonia	ERR	[1]
France	Europe 1, RTL, RFI, RMC	[1]
Finland	Yle	[1]
Georgia	GPB	[1]
Germany	ARD	[1]
Greece	ERT	[1]
Honduras	HRN	[1]
Iceland	RÚV	[1]
Indonesia	Gen FM RRI	[1]
Ireland	RTÉ	[1]
Israel	IBA	[1]
Italian Peninsula List of countries  Italy  San Marino   Vatican City	RAI, RTL 102.5	[1]
Japan	Dentsu NHK Radio 1, NHK FM Broadcast TBS Radio & Communications, Nippon Cultural Broadcasting, Nippon Broadcasting System	[1]
Korea Republic	SBS Love FM
Kosovo	RTK	[1]
Liechtenstein	SRG SSR	[1]
Lithuania	LT	[1]
Macedonia	MRT	[1]
Malaysia	RTM	[1]
Mexico	Televisa Deportes W W Radio affiliated stations	[1]
Moldova	TeleRadio-Moldova	[1]
Montenegro	RTCG	[1]
Netherlands	NOS	[1]
Nigeria	Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria, Optima Sports Management International	[1]
Norway	NRK	[1]
Oceania	SBS	[1]
Paraguay	970, Megacadena de Comunicación, Cardinal, La Unión, Radio Uno, Monumental, Caritas y La Deportiva	[1]
Peru	RPP	[1]
Portugal	RTP, Rádio Renascença, TSF	[1]
Russia	VGTRK	[1]
Serbia	RTS	[1]
Slovenia	RTVSLO	[1]
South Africa	SABC	[1]
Spain	RNE, Radio Marca, Cadena SER, Onda Cero, Cadena COPE	[1]
Sub-Saharan Africa^6 List of countries  Angola  Benin  Botswana  Burkina Faso  Burundi  Cameroon  Cape Verde  Central African Republic  Chad  Congo  Côte d'Ivoire  DR Congo  Equatorial Guinea  Eritrea  Ethiopia  Gabon  Gambia  Ghana  Guinea-Bissau  Guinea  Kenya  Lesotho  Liberia  Madagascar  Malawi  Mali  Mauritius  Mozambique  Namibia  Niger  Rwanda  Senegal  Seychelles  Sierra Leone  Swaziland  Tanzania  Togo  Uganda  Zambia  Zimbabwe	France Médias Monde	[1]
Sweden	SR	[1]
Switzerland	SRG SSR	[1]
Timor-Leste	RTTL	[1]
Turkey	TRT	[1]
Ukraine	NTCU	[1]
United Kingdom Home Nations and Territories  England  Scotland  Wales  Northern Ireland  Channel Islands  Isle of Man	BBC, talkSPORT	[1][41]
United States and territories  American Samoa  Guam  Northern Mariana Islands  Puerto Rico  U.S. Virgin Islands  Baker Island  Howland Island  Jarvis Island  Johnston Atoll  Kingman Reef  Midway Islands  Navassa Island  Palmyra Atoll  Wake Island	ESPN Radio, Fútbol de Primera	[1][42]
Uruguay	El Espectador, CX 12 Radio Oriental, Miguel M. Ricciopi, CX 8 Radio Sarandí, Radio Sarandi Sport, Regueirra y Barros S.H., CX 22 Radio Universal, Sociedad Anonimas de Television y Radios, CX 16 Radio Carve, Radio Monte Carlo.	[1]

Notes

^1 - Alongside TeleAruba
^2 - Alongside CVM Television.
^3 - Alongside STVS.
^4 - Alongside One Caribbean Media.
^5 - Alongside ABC and ESPN.
^6 - FT only covered the tournament in the French overseas territories
^7 - Each country also received coverage of the event by a domestic broadcaster.
^8 - Nigeria did not receive coverage from Canal+.
^9 - Alongside SportsMax. Also, not covered by Univision.

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