These are the principal specialized outlets covering Rugby. Major events are additionally covered by general sports media and rights-holding broadcasters; the outlets below constitute the sport's dedicated press.
1. RugbyPassNews site — The global rugby media platform — founded in 2016 and owned by World Rugby since 2022, the sport's biggest dedicated digital audience.
2. World Rugby RankingsResults & rankings database — World Rugby's official rankings of every national team, men's and women's — the points-exchange ladder of international rugby since 2003.
3. L'ÉquipeNewspaper — A French sports daily published from Boulogne-Billancourt and placed third by paid circulation in the ACPM's certified 2025-2026 ranking of national dailies, with a free-to-air television channel edited by the same group.
4. ESPNTelevision — The worldwide leader in sports — America's dominant sports broadcaster and the world's most-visited sports website, since 1979.
5. Sky SportsTelevision — Sky's subscription sport channels and website, owned by Comcast since 2018 and holding a minimum of 215 live Premier League matches a season from 2025-26 to 2028-29 alongside Formula 1, cricket, tennis and English Football League rights.
6. The Rugby PodPodcast — Weekly rugby podcast hosted by the capped internationals Andy Goode, Jim Hamilton and Dan Biggar and published by The Ringer; it calls itself the most listened-to rugby podcast in the world, a self-stated 20 million a month.