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Disney, Reliance Said to Ink Binding Pact to Merge India Media Operations
Walt Disney and Reliance Industries have signed a binding pact to merge their media operations in India, according to people familiar with the matter, as the US entertainment giant recasts its strategy amid intense competition in the world’s most-populous country.
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IPL 2024 Auction Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch Telecast Online And On TV?
IPL 2024 auction will have two different broadcasters, with Star Sports set to air the event on TV while Jio Cinema have the live streaming rights online.
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JioCinema Sees Record 1.47 Billion Digital Views, 50 Million App Downloads on Opening Weekend
JioCinema, Reliance Industries' digital streaming app, saw a record 1.47 billion digital video views on the opening weekend of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament. Meanwhile, Viacom18 revealed that the number of video viewers for the IPL weekend eclipsed what was recorded across the entire last season of IPL on digital platforms. Jio...
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Why Mukesh Ambani Dropped Out Of Chase For IPL TV Rights
Mukesh Ambani's group ultimately dropped the pursuit of television broadcast rights to India's top cricket league that Walt Disney Co. secured for $3 billion as the Indian conglomerate saw limited opportunity for long-term profit.
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IPL: Viacom18 Said to Win Digital Rights, While Disney Star Lands TV Again
Viacom18 Media — a joint venture between Paramount Global and Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries — won the digital streaming rights to the Indian Premier League, outbidding entertainment giants including Disney and Sony, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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IPL Media Rights Auction Spills Over To Day 3
The media rights auction for the world's richest cricket league, which has media giants like Disney and Sony Corp vying for broadcast rights that could fetch India's cricket board upwards of $6 billion, has spilled over into the third day.
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IPL Media Rights (TV and Digital) For 2023-2027 Goes To Two Separate Broadcasters, Deal Pegged At Rs 44,075 Crore: Sources
Sources have confirmed that the deal is for a total of 410 matches over a 5-year period.. The TV rights were sold for Rs 23,575 crore, while the digital rights have gone for a whopping Rs 20,500 crore.
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Amazon, Reliance Set To Battle For IPL Broadcast Rights: Report
Amazon's rivalry in India with oil-to-retail conglomerate Reliance Industries looks set to head to the cricket field, where they will likely battle media heavyweights for IPL broadcast rights.
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BCCI Could Earn Up To USD 5 Billion From IPL Broadcasting Rights: Report
The BCCI is set for a windfall of gigantic proportions as the IPL broadcast rights could fetch it up to USD 5 billion for the next five-year cycle.
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YuppTV Acquires Digital Broadcasting Rights for IPL 2021 in Close to 100 Countries
YuppTV has acquired digital broadcasting rights for Vivo IPL 2021 in close to 100 countries across Continental Europe, Australia, Sri Lanka, Central and South America, Central Asia, South East Asia (except Singapore and Malaysia), Nepal, Bhutan, and Maldives.
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Facebook Just Made Its Biggest Live Streaming Bet - and Lost
Star India won all the rights for broadcasting and streaming the IPL matches.
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BCCI Invites Tenders For IPL Broadcasting Rights
BCCI has decided to go for an open tender for the IPL broadcasting rights, a move that is likely to find favour with the Supreme Court-appointed Lodha panel, which has advocated transparency in the board's business deals
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3 Weeks to Appear in India? Not That I Know of, Tweets Lalit Modi
Tainted cricket mogul Lalit Modi, who left India in 2010 amid a retinue of corruption charges, has reportedly been given three weeks to appear in Mumbai for interrogation in a money-laundering case that accuses him of accepting a kickback of nearly Rs 125 crore in exchange for awarding the broadcast rights of the Indian Premier League, which he fou...
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BCCI Invites Bids for Media Rights for Future Editions of IPL
The upcoming seasons of the Pepsi IPL will be broadcast across the world through every technological medium available, thus reaching out to an even larger audience, BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel said in a statement.
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Sky Sports bags Indian Premier League broadcast rights from 2015-17 in Europe
British Sky Broadcasting Ltd has been awarded the telecast, internet and mobile rights for the 2015, 2016 and 2017 seasons of the IPL, for the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, and the European territories.
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Disney, Reliance Said to Ink Binding Pact to Merge India Media Operations
Walt Disney and Reliance Industries have signed a binding pact to merge their media operations in India, according to people familiar with the matter, as the US entertainment giant recasts its strategy amid intense competition in the world’s most-populous country.
-
IPL 2024 Auction Live Streaming: When And Where To Watch Telecast Online And On TV?
IPL 2024 auction will have two different broadcasters, with Star Sports set to air the event on TV while Jio Cinema have the live streaming rights online.
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JioCinema Sees Record 1.47 Billion Digital Views, 50 Million App Downloads on Opening Weekend
JioCinema, Reliance Industries' digital streaming app, saw a record 1.47 billion digital video views on the opening weekend of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament. Meanwhile, Viacom18 revealed that the number of video viewers for the IPL weekend eclipsed what was recorded across the entire last season of IPL on digital platforms. Jio...
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Why Mukesh Ambani Dropped Out Of Chase For IPL TV Rights
Mukesh Ambani's group ultimately dropped the pursuit of television broadcast rights to India's top cricket league that Walt Disney Co. secured for $3 billion as the Indian conglomerate saw limited opportunity for long-term profit.
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IPL: Viacom18 Said to Win Digital Rights, While Disney Star Lands TV Again
Viacom18 Media — a joint venture between Paramount Global and Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries — won the digital streaming rights to the Indian Premier League, outbidding entertainment giants including Disney and Sony, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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IPL Media Rights Auction Spills Over To Day 3
The media rights auction for the world's richest cricket league, which has media giants like Disney and Sony Corp vying for broadcast rights that could fetch India's cricket board upwards of $6 billion, has spilled over into the third day.
-
IPL Media Rights (TV and Digital) For 2023-2027 Goes To Two Separate Broadcasters, Deal Pegged At Rs 44,075 Crore: Sources
Sources have confirmed that the deal is for a total of 410 matches over a 5-year period.. The TV rights were sold for Rs 23,575 crore, while the digital rights have gone for a whopping Rs 20,500 crore.
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Amazon, Reliance Set To Battle For IPL Broadcast Rights: Report
Amazon's rivalry in India with oil-to-retail conglomerate Reliance Industries looks set to head to the cricket field, where they will likely battle media heavyweights for IPL broadcast rights.
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BCCI Could Earn Up To USD 5 Billion From IPL Broadcasting Rights: Report
The BCCI is set for a windfall of gigantic proportions as the IPL broadcast rights could fetch it up to USD 5 billion for the next five-year cycle.
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YuppTV Acquires Digital Broadcasting Rights for IPL 2021 in Close to 100 Countries
YuppTV has acquired digital broadcasting rights for Vivo IPL 2021 in close to 100 countries across Continental Europe, Australia, Sri Lanka, Central and South America, Central Asia, South East Asia (except Singapore and Malaysia), Nepal, Bhutan, and Maldives.
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Facebook Just Made Its Biggest Live Streaming Bet - and Lost
Star India won all the rights for broadcasting and streaming the IPL matches.
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BCCI Invites Tenders For IPL Broadcasting Rights
BCCI has decided to go for an open tender for the IPL broadcasting rights, a move that is likely to find favour with the Supreme Court-appointed Lodha panel, which has advocated transparency in the board's business deals
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3 Weeks to Appear in India? Not That I Know of, Tweets Lalit Modi
Tainted cricket mogul Lalit Modi, who left India in 2010 amid a retinue of corruption charges, has reportedly been given three weeks to appear in Mumbai for interrogation in a money-laundering case that accuses him of accepting a kickback of nearly Rs 125 crore in exchange for awarding the broadcast rights of the Indian Premier League, which he fou...
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BCCI Invites Bids for Media Rights for Future Editions of IPL
The upcoming seasons of the Pepsi IPL will be broadcast across the world through every technological medium available, thus reaching out to an even larger audience, BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel said in a statement.
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Sky Sports bags Indian Premier League broadcast rights from 2015-17 in Europe
British Sky Broadcasting Ltd has been awarded the telecast, internet and mobile rights for the 2015, 2016 and 2017 seasons of the IPL, for the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands, and the European territories.
