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IPL 2023 Sets New Record With 1,300 Crore Views on JioCinema in the First Five Weeks
JioCinema has broken various viewership records following its securing of the digital rights for the popular IPL tournament. The service streams IPL 2023 in up to Ultra-HD resolution, and also recently locked in a deal with Warner Bros. Discovery which will bring popular HBO content such as The Last of Us and more to the platform.
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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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Mukesh Ambani's Venture Wins IPL Digital Streaming Rights In Bidding War
Online rights to the popular annual cricket tournament were awarded to Viacom18 Media Pvt., a joint venture between Paramount Global and Mr Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd.
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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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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's Pricey Cricket Bid Shows Appetite for Big Sports Events
The bid by Facebook also highlights the its efforts to accelerate its push into video as it tries to take advertising dollars from TV and increase the time people spend on its platform.
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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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Facebook, Twitter, Amazon Join Race for IPL Media Rights
Digital media rights for IPL are up for bids for five years starting in 2017. Over a dozen companies are bidding for the rights, including Twitter, Star TV and Sony Entertainment.
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IPL 2023 Sets New Record With 1,300 Crore Views on JioCinema in the First Five Weeks
JioCinema has broken various viewership records following its securing of the digital rights for the popular IPL tournament. The service streams IPL 2023 in up to Ultra-HD resolution, and also recently locked in a deal with Warner Bros. Discovery which will bring popular HBO content such as The Last of Us and more to the platform.
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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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Mukesh Ambani's Venture Wins IPL Digital Streaming Rights In Bidding War
Online rights to the popular annual cricket tournament were awarded to Viacom18 Media Pvt., a joint venture between Paramount Global and Mr Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd.
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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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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's Pricey Cricket Bid Shows Appetite for Big Sports Events
The bid by Facebook also highlights the its efforts to accelerate its push into video as it tries to take advertising dollars from TV and increase the time people spend on its platform.
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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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Facebook, Twitter, Amazon Join Race for IPL Media Rights
Digital media rights for IPL are up for bids for five years starting in 2017. Over a dozen companies are bidding for the rights, including Twitter, Star TV and Sony Entertainment.
