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Jun 11, 2007
Cable TV secures FIFA World Cup rights
HONG KONG - Cable Television, which last year lost the English Premier League (EPL) broadcasting rights to Now TV, has retained the rights to football's showcase event, the World Cup, for an undisclosed amount.
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