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Amazon Prime Video Brings BBC Player, BBC Kids Content to India as Add-on Channel in India
Amazon Prime Video and British company BBC Studios announced that BBC Player and BBC Kids will be available as a value-added channels on the streamer’s platform. Prime Video subscribers will be able to access a curated line-up of popular British content spanning original British dramas, such as Sherlock, Unforgotten, Small Axe, and more. Subscrib...
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BBC Player, BBC Kids To Be Available On Prime Video Channel
Prime Video and British company BBC Studios today announced that BBC Player and BBC Kids will be available as a value-added channel on the streamer's platform.
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Michael Vaughan "Very Disappointed" On Being Axed From BBC Ashes Coverage
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan said that he is "very disappointed" after being dropped from the BBC's Ashes coverage for allegedly making racist comments towards former Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq.
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"Please Let Us Go": Robin Uthappa Urges BCCI To Allow Indians To Play In Foreign T20 Leagues
Robin Uthappa, during a BBC podcast, said that it hurts when players are not allowed to go and play in other leagues around the world.
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Premier League Players' "Backs Against Wall" Over Coronavirus, Says Danny Rose
The Premier League said on Friday that clubs would consult players over a combination of pay cuts and deferrals amounting to 30 percent of their annual salary.
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Netflix, Amazon Spending More on Original Content Than TV Networks, Says Study
Netflix and Amazon spent $7.5 billion last year on their own series and shows, far more than big players such as the BBC and even ahead of US networks like CBS, HBO and Turner.
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True or Not, Match-Fixing Reports Overshadow Australian Open
Hours before the Australian Open started, the BBC and BuzzFeed reported that 16 players, all ranked in the top 50 at some stage and including at least one Grand Slam champion, had played in matches that had been flagged with tennis authorities because of suspicious betting patterns.
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Thanasi Kokkinakis, Arvind Parmar Revelations Put 2016 Australian Open Under Match-Fixing Scrutiny
Following the revelations of match-fixing in tennis by the BBC and Buzzfeed, more players are coming out in the open and talking about this phenomenon in the ongoing Australian Open.
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It's Time to Name Players Suspected of Match-Fixing, Says Roger Federer
Roger Federer was responding to reports by BBC and BuzzFeed News published Monday that tennis authorities have suppressed evidence of match-fixing and overlooked suspected cases involving players ranked in the top 50, including Grand Slam singles and doubles winners.
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Tennis Authorities Deny Suppressing Match-Fixing Reports After Latest Allegations
Tennis Authorities have denied suppressing evidence of match-fixing in Tennis after a BBC and Buzzfeed report stated that top players, including grand slam winners were suspected of involvement.
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David Beckham to Make a Comeback As Player, But Only For BBC Film
David Beckham will play football with local people in seven continents in the 90-minute BBC movie. He will take a journey to places like Papua New Guinea, Nepal, Buenos Aires, Djibouti, Miami and Antarctica.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Wins BBC Overseas Sports Personality Award
Cristiano Ronaldo won the award ahead of tennis player Serena Williams, boxer Floyd Mayweather and MotoGP rider Marc Marquez.
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Boris Becker quits commentary to focus on Novak Djokovic
The 46-year-old Becker has worked as a BBC commentator alongside fellow former players John McEnroe and Pat Cash since 2002, but says his media role now conflicts with his position as Djokovic's mentor.
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BBC commentator apologises for commenting on Marion Bartoli's looks: report
BBC's John Inverdale says he has aplogised to the French player who won Wimbledon on Saturday for saying 'she was no looker.' Interestingly, Bartoli has an IQ of 175 which is better than that of Einstein and Edison.
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YouTube launches 'I Files', an investigative news channel
The I Files channel will include investigative news videos from across the globe from major media players such as The New York Times, BBC and Al Jazeera.
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Amazon Prime Video Brings BBC Player, BBC Kids Content to India as Add-on Channel in India
Amazon Prime Video and British company BBC Studios announced that BBC Player and BBC Kids will be available as a value-added channels on the streamer’s platform. Prime Video subscribers will be able to access a curated line-up of popular British content spanning original British dramas, such as Sherlock, Unforgotten, Small Axe, and more. Subscrib...
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BBC Player, BBC Kids To Be Available On Prime Video Channel
Prime Video and British company BBC Studios today announced that BBC Player and BBC Kids will be available as a value-added channel on the streamer's platform.
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Michael Vaughan "Very Disappointed" On Being Axed From BBC Ashes Coverage
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan said that he is "very disappointed" after being dropped from the BBC's Ashes coverage for allegedly making racist comments towards former Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq.
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"Please Let Us Go": Robin Uthappa Urges BCCI To Allow Indians To Play In Foreign T20 Leagues
Robin Uthappa, during a BBC podcast, said that it hurts when players are not allowed to go and play in other leagues around the world.
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Premier League Players' "Backs Against Wall" Over Coronavirus, Says Danny Rose
The Premier League said on Friday that clubs would consult players over a combination of pay cuts and deferrals amounting to 30 percent of their annual salary.
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Netflix, Amazon Spending More on Original Content Than TV Networks, Says Study
Netflix and Amazon spent $7.5 billion last year on their own series and shows, far more than big players such as the BBC and even ahead of US networks like CBS, HBO and Turner.
-
True or Not, Match-Fixing Reports Overshadow Australian Open
Hours before the Australian Open started, the BBC and BuzzFeed reported that 16 players, all ranked in the top 50 at some stage and including at least one Grand Slam champion, had played in matches that had been flagged with tennis authorities because of suspicious betting patterns.
-
Thanasi Kokkinakis, Arvind Parmar Revelations Put 2016 Australian Open Under Match-Fixing Scrutiny
Following the revelations of match-fixing in tennis by the BBC and Buzzfeed, more players are coming out in the open and talking about this phenomenon in the ongoing Australian Open.
-
It's Time to Name Players Suspected of Match-Fixing, Says Roger Federer
Roger Federer was responding to reports by BBC and BuzzFeed News published Monday that tennis authorities have suppressed evidence of match-fixing and overlooked suspected cases involving players ranked in the top 50, including Grand Slam singles and doubles winners.
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Tennis Authorities Deny Suppressing Match-Fixing Reports After Latest Allegations
Tennis Authorities have denied suppressing evidence of match-fixing in Tennis after a BBC and Buzzfeed report stated that top players, including grand slam winners were suspected of involvement.
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David Beckham to Make a Comeback As Player, But Only For BBC Film
David Beckham will play football with local people in seven continents in the 90-minute BBC movie. He will take a journey to places like Papua New Guinea, Nepal, Buenos Aires, Djibouti, Miami and Antarctica.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Wins BBC Overseas Sports Personality Award
Cristiano Ronaldo won the award ahead of tennis player Serena Williams, boxer Floyd Mayweather and MotoGP rider Marc Marquez.
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Boris Becker quits commentary to focus on Novak Djokovic
The 46-year-old Becker has worked as a BBC commentator alongside fellow former players John McEnroe and Pat Cash since 2002, but says his media role now conflicts with his position as Djokovic's mentor.
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BBC commentator apologises for commenting on Marion Bartoli's looks: report
BBC's John Inverdale says he has aplogised to the French player who won Wimbledon on Saturday for saying 'she was no looker.' Interestingly, Bartoli has an IQ of 175 which is better than that of Einstein and Edison.
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YouTube launches 'I Files', an investigative news channel
The I Files channel will include investigative news videos from across the globe from major media players such as The New York Times, BBC and Al Jazeera.
