TNT Sports (BT Sport)

https://www.tntsports.co.uk/

TNT Sports, also known as BT Sport, is a privately owned company headquartered in the UK. It operates under the parent companies EE and WBD Networks (Discovery). Founded in 2013, the company functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer, specializing in broadcast television and radio by providing a group of pay television sports channels in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

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Founded

2013

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Headquarters

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Broadcast television and radio

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Privately Owned

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On March 13, 2026, EE, a subsidiary of BT Group, connected communities on Islay, an Inner Hebrides island, expanding its network footprint. Previously, on March 12, Openreach, BT's semi-autonomous network access arm, conducted trials of a fiber-based leak-detection system, reportedly preventing the loss of 2 megaliters of water over a three-month period by converting fiber cables into thousands of acoustic sensors. Earlier, on March 11, UK service providers, including BT, discussed their readiness for an all-IP world at the Connected TV World Summit in London, anticipating the eventual shutdown of terrestrial broadcast distribution. This followed news from March 10, when BT sought permission to install additional "street hubs" across Middlesbrough, acknowledging past "drug issues" linked to some of its hubs and outlining its intent to work with local stakeholders to ensure positive contributions.

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TNT Sports (BT Sport) offers 3 products in the media and telecoms services industry. TNT Sports (BT Sport)'s product portfolio comprises of media and TV services and broadcast television and radio.

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Mar

19th

2026

12:41

B2B Tag

Broadband blackout has 'exposed the vulnerability of connectivity in the islands'

A broadband blackout affecting 500 homes and businesses in the North Isles has “exposed the vulnerability of connectivity in the islands” according Orkney MSP Liam McArthur. Now in its fourth day, the outage has resulted from a broken subsea cable between Evie and Westray.

The Orcadian Online

Mar

19th

2026

10:11

B2B Tag

Specialist ship needed for Orkney broadband cable repairs

A specialist ship will be needed for repairs to a damaged subsea cable that has left some Orkney islands without internet access. The issue is with the cable running between Evie and Westray. It has left hundreds of people - in areas such as Sanday and Stronsay - without internet access for several days so far.

BBC

Mar

19th

2026

03:00

B2B Tag

BT CTO says Ericsson and Nokia 'raised game' to replace Huawei

Exploding with 5G antennas, the latest chips for the radio access network (RAN) and enough AI agents to start that long-feared revolution against man, the vast emporium of Fira Gran Via is a shopper's paradise for the spendthrift telecom CTO during MWC Barcelona, the big industry event that happens in March each year.

Light Reading

Mar

18th

2026

18:30

Events, B2B Tag

BT Group brings generations together in Preston to help bridge the digital divide

BT Group has hosted a multi-generational digital skills day in Preston, bringing together students, teachers and older residents for hands-on learning aimed at boosting confidence and tackling digital exclusion. The event comes as new research from BT shows 86% of over 65s want simple, clear guidance to help them understand what’s genuine online.

WebWire

Mar

18th

2026

15:33

B2B Tag

BT Hosts Multi-Generational Digital Skills Day to Boost Online Confidence

The Fast Mode

Mar

18th

2026

04:30

B2B Tag

BT Group brings generations together in Preston to help bridge the digital divide

BT Group

Mar

17th

2026

08:09

Regulatory and Legal, B2B Tag

Ofcom to oversee final phase of full-fibre rollout

The telecoms regulator is to extend oversight of BT Group's Openreach broadband network for another five years, it was confirmed on Tuesday, as it continues to back the rollout of full-fibre across the UK. Ofcom put a five-year competitive framework in place in 2021, as it looked to rapidly grow the county’s full-fibre network.

ShareCast

Mar

16th

2026

23:01

Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag

'Modern day phone box' proposals for Antrim, Ballyclare and Glengormley

Planning applications are being considered by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council for three new digital street hubs. Sign up to our daily NorthernIrelandWorld Today newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to NorthernIrelandWorld, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.

Northern Ireland World

Mar

16th

2026

18:31

B2B Tag

Best and worst broadband: Giant providers outclassed by smaller rivals

The UK's four biggest broadband providers - BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin Media - have been deemed lacking in key areas such as value for money, reliability and customer service. We surveyed more than 5,000 broadband customers and found a very split market, with smaller providers leading the way and the giants left in their wake.

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Mar

16th

2026

13:00

Partnerships and Alliances, Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

Heffron, BT establish new partnership

BT and Heffron have established a partnership to support advisers as demand for self-managed superannuation funds continues to see record growth. As SMSFs become more widely adopted, advisers and trustees are increasingly seeking connected, end-to-end support to manage administration, reporting and investment access.

SMSF Adviser

Mar

16th

2026

02:34

B2B Tag

EE installs new 4G SRN mast on Scottish island of Islay

BT Group subsidiary has build and installed a new mobile mast on the Scottish of Islay, the most southernly island of the Inner Hebrides. The mast has been deployed in a mobile notspot on the west of the island near Kilchoman as part of the Shared Rural Network (SRN).

Telecompaper

Mar

15th

2026

23:46

ESG, B2B Tag

Greening the network — Why telecom’s sustainability moment has arrived

As 5G coverage expands, data traffic continues to explode, and networks become the backbone of the digital economy, the telecom industry’s carbon footprint is coming under greater scrutiny. The industry has made real progress, but the road to truly Green Telecom will demand far more than better ESG reporting.

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TNT Sports (BT Sport) currently holds 114 broadcasting rights for sports competitions including motorsports, basketball, soccer | association football, surfing, professional wrestling, athletics, australian rules football, field hockey, combat sports, snooker, sports sublicensing, golf, badminton, baseball, cricket, cycling, futsal, squash, triathlon and rugby union.