Los Angeles - MySpace founder Brad Greenspan's LiveVideo Network venture this week made a $12.6 million offer for 25% of JumpTV, but the offer was turned down in favor of a previously announced merger agreement between JumpTV and NeuLion, Canada's Globe and Mail reported.

Toronto - JumpTV, a Toronto-based broadcaster of live and on-demand sports and international television programming over the Internet, announced on Monday that it will merge with NeuLion, an IPTV service that offers live and on-demand sports, international and religious programming over the Internet and through set-top boxes.

Toronto - JumpTV, an online broadcaster of sports and international TV programming, announced on Thursday a strategic realignment towards its sports and Hispanic broadcast content, while looking to sell off its content delivery network and content based outside of Latin America.

Toronto - JumpTV, a provider of live Internet TV channels, said this week that it will acquire U.K.-based Cycling TV for $4.95 million in cash and stock.

Toronto - JumpTV, a provider of live TV broadcasts over the Internet, announced that it will acquire the broadband network business unit of XOS Technologies, which focuses on U.S. college sports, for $60.25 million.

Toronto, Canada - JumpTV, an Internet TV network featuring international news and entertainment channels targeted at expatriates, announced that it has signed an agreement to add its programming to Joost, the streaming TV service launched by the creators of Kazaa and Skype. Toronto-based JumpTV offers consumers a selection of 270 channels from 70 countries on a subscription basis. The company will initially offer free Spanish-language TV channels from Chile, Colombia and Peru, as well as an Arabic-language comedy channel on Joost.

Toronto - JumpTV, an Internet TV network that syndicates more than 270 news and other channels from over 70 countries, announced that it has raised about $100 million in an offering of shares on London's Alternative Investments Market (AIM).