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NCLT Approves Merger of Viacom 18, Star India After CCI Nod
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Friday approved a merger scheme that will allow Viacom 18 Media with Star India. The merger of Reliance Industries and The Walt Disney Co's media assets was approved earlier this week by the Competition Commission of India and will create the country's largest media empire.
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BCCI's Surplus Earning From IPL 2023 Jumps 116 Per Cent To Rs 5120 crore, Says Report. Total Income Is...
A new media rights and sponsorship deals were the reason behind the growth, said the report
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Viacom18 Bags Indian Cricket Digital and TV Media Rights for Nearly Rs. 6,000 Crore
Viacom18 on Thursday created a near monopoly in Indian cricket broadcasting sphere by bagging both TV and digital rights of the national team's home series for the next five years with a cumulative bid of approximately Rs. 6000 crore, beating Star India and Sony in a three-way battle. The BCCI had invited separate e-bids for both li...
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BCCI TV And Digital Media Rights Bagged By Viacom18 For Astronomical Sum. It Is...
The rights will come into effect with India's three-match home series against Australia beginning September 22 and end on March 31, 2028.
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BCCI Media Rights: Viacom18 Secures Broadcast Rights For TV And Digital
Viacom 18 will pen a five-year deal from 2023 to 2028 with the BCCI regarding the media rights.
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Rs 8100 Crore Plus: BCCI Eyes Mega Cash Windfall With Home Media Rights
The Indian cricket board is expecting to breach the USD 1 billion (INR 8200 crore approx) mark in its cumulative earnings from selling the separate TV and digital rights
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BCCI To Lock In Broadcast Deal By August-End Before Series Against Australia; Afghanistan ODIs Moved To January
BCCI secretary Jay Shah said on Friday the media rights deal for the broadcast of cricket matches involving India for the 2023-2027 cycle will be in place by August-end.
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BCCI Waives Off Rs 78.90 Crore From 2018-2023 Media Rights Deal With Star
The BCCI has decided to "waive off" one match from its media rights agreement (MRA) with Star India, amounting to Rs 78.90 crore
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Women's IPL: Viacom18 Bags Media Rights for 2023-27 Cycle for Rs. 951 Crore
Viacom18 has bagged the media rights to the Women's Indian Premier League (WIPL) for the next five years, according to Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah. The company acquired the rights to the WIPL for the 2023-27 cycle for a whopping Rs 951 crore, and the first match is scheduled to take place in March.
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Star India Asks BCCI For Discount In Media Rights Deal, Byju's Wants Board To Encash Bank Guarantee: Report
The BCCI top brass deliberated on the two subjects for more than an hour in the emergent meeting of the Apex Council on Monday. It was a virtual meeting.
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BCCI Apex Council Emergent Meeting - Byju's Future, Star Media Rights Payment On Agenda: Report
The BCCI Apex Council will reportedly decide on its association with jersey sponsor Byju's besides deliberating on Star's "media rights payment" in its emergent meeting on Monday.
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Women's IPL: BCCI Invites Bids For Media Rights For Five-Year Period
Whether the media rights bid for WIPL will be a sealed one-time bid or incremental e-auction bids has not yet been specified.
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"It's About Business And Not Cricket": Former Pakistan Captain On IPL Media Rights
The BCCI raked in a total sum of Rs 48,390 crore in the IPL media rights auction.
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IPL Media Rights - New High For "Brand IPL", E-Auction Gets Rs 48,390 Crore: BCCI's Jay Shah
Disney Star held on to the TV rights in India while Reliance's Viacom18 won the digital rights, which fetched more money for the board than the TV rights. The total amount for brand IPL stands at Rs48,390 crore according to Shah's tweet.
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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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NCLT Approves Merger of Viacom 18, Star India After CCI Nod
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on Friday approved a merger scheme that will allow Viacom 18 Media with Star India. The merger of Reliance Industries and The Walt Disney Co's media assets was approved earlier this week by the Competition Commission of India and will create the country's largest media empire.
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BCCI's Surplus Earning From IPL 2023 Jumps 116 Per Cent To Rs 5120 crore, Says Report. Total Income Is...
A new media rights and sponsorship deals were the reason behind the growth, said the report
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Viacom18 Bags Indian Cricket Digital and TV Media Rights for Nearly Rs. 6,000 Crore
Viacom18 on Thursday created a near monopoly in Indian cricket broadcasting sphere by bagging both TV and digital rights of the national team's home series for the next five years with a cumulative bid of approximately Rs. 6000 crore, beating Star India and Sony in a three-way battle. The BCCI had invited separate e-bids for both li...
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BCCI TV And Digital Media Rights Bagged By Viacom18 For Astronomical Sum. It Is...
The rights will come into effect with India's three-match home series against Australia beginning September 22 and end on March 31, 2028.
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BCCI Media Rights: Viacom18 Secures Broadcast Rights For TV And Digital
Viacom 18 will pen a five-year deal from 2023 to 2028 with the BCCI regarding the media rights.
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Rs 8100 Crore Plus: BCCI Eyes Mega Cash Windfall With Home Media Rights
The Indian cricket board is expecting to breach the USD 1 billion (INR 8200 crore approx) mark in its cumulative earnings from selling the separate TV and digital rights
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BCCI To Lock In Broadcast Deal By August-End Before Series Against Australia; Afghanistan ODIs Moved To January
BCCI secretary Jay Shah said on Friday the media rights deal for the broadcast of cricket matches involving India for the 2023-2027 cycle will be in place by August-end.
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BCCI Waives Off Rs 78.90 Crore From 2018-2023 Media Rights Deal With Star
The BCCI has decided to "waive off" one match from its media rights agreement (MRA) with Star India, amounting to Rs 78.90 crore
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Women's IPL: Viacom18 Bags Media Rights for 2023-27 Cycle for Rs. 951 Crore
Viacom18 has bagged the media rights to the Women's Indian Premier League (WIPL) for the next five years, according to Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah. The company acquired the rights to the WIPL for the 2023-27 cycle for a whopping Rs 951 crore, and the first match is scheduled to take place in March.
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Star India Asks BCCI For Discount In Media Rights Deal, Byju's Wants Board To Encash Bank Guarantee: Report
The BCCI top brass deliberated on the two subjects for more than an hour in the emergent meeting of the Apex Council on Monday. It was a virtual meeting.
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BCCI Apex Council Emergent Meeting - Byju's Future, Star Media Rights Payment On Agenda: Report
The BCCI Apex Council will reportedly decide on its association with jersey sponsor Byju's besides deliberating on Star's "media rights payment" in its emergent meeting on Monday.
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Women's IPL: BCCI Invites Bids For Media Rights For Five-Year Period
Whether the media rights bid for WIPL will be a sealed one-time bid or incremental e-auction bids has not yet been specified.
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"It's About Business And Not Cricket": Former Pakistan Captain On IPL Media Rights
The BCCI raked in a total sum of Rs 48,390 crore in the IPL media rights auction.
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IPL Media Rights - New High For "Brand IPL", E-Auction Gets Rs 48,390 Crore: BCCI's Jay Shah
Disney Star held on to the TV rights in India while Reliance's Viacom18 won the digital rights, which fetched more money for the board than the TV rights. The total amount for brand IPL stands at Rs48,390 crore according to Shah's tweet.
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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.
