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FIFA World Cup India Broadcast Deal All But Done. Zee To Pay USD 30-35 Million
FIFA and Reliance-Disney had negotiated for a while for the India rights, but the negotiations were unsuccessful.
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Zee Entertainment In Talks With FIFA On World Cup Broadcast Rights In India: Report
India's Zee Entertainment is in talks with FIFA to stream and broadcast the 2026 World Cup in the country, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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FIFA Set To Strike World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Deal With India Worth USD 30-35 million: Sources
The Indian market remains crucial for FIFA despite the national team's struggles on the international stage. Football's popularity in the country has exploded, driven by the European leagues, the FIFA World Cup's massive television numbers.
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'Not Our Responsibility': Prasar Bharti On FIFA World Cup 2026 Broadcast In India
Indian fans have already begun special preparations for FIFA World Cup 2026. However, a major concern remains unresolved - which broadcaster will telecast the matches in India on television?
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FIFA Strikes CCTV Deal to End China's 2026 World Cup Blackout
CCTV has secured a multi-year FIFA deal covering the 2026 and 2030 World Cups, ending China's broadcast blackout. CMG will pay $60 million for 2026 rights after FIFA originally sought a nine-figure fee. India remains the only major market without a deal.
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No IPL 2026 Broadcast In Bangladesh Even If Government Lifts Ban - Here's Why
There will be no official broadcast of IPL 2026 in Bangladesh despite an apparent U-turn from the government as JioStar ended its broadcast agreement in the country.
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'IPL Bigger Than Premier League': Sourav Ganguly In Awe Of Rajasthan Royals' Rs 15,000 Crore Sale
Legendary India captain Sourav Ganguly reacted to the USD 1.63 billion sale of Rajasthan Royals (RR), which was broken by the USD 1.78 billion sale of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on the same day.
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Setback For ICC Ahead Of T20 World Cup, JioStar Says Can't Fulfill USD 3 Billion Media Rights Deal
Ahead of the T20 World Cup 2026, the International Cricket Council has faced a severe blow after JioStar expressed its desire to pull out as the official broadcasters.
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Rolling Loud India to Go Live on JioHotstar Today: What You Need to Know About this Live Music Festival
Rolling Loud India brings its high-energy music festival experience to your screens through JioHotstar. Streaming live on November 22 and 23 from 7 PM onwards, the event delivers powerful performances and festival vibes right at home. While the live broadcast has no IMDb rating, fans can enjoy uninterrupted music and global hip-hop culture across t...
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SSEN Bids For FIFA World Cup 2026 And 2030 Broadcasting Rights
Shrachi Sports Entertainment Network (SSEN), a dedicated sports OTT platform, has officially placed its bid for the broadcasting rights of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and 2030.
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Explainer: ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Suspension And Free Speech Rights
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show was suspended indefinitely by TV broadcaster ABC after his comments about the assassination Charlie Kirk prompted criticism from the head of the top U.S. communications regulator against the broadcaster.
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'Broke Every Rule In The Book': Lalit Modi Drops Stunning IPL Bombshell
Former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi claimed that he broke broadcasting rules during the first match of the tournament back in 2008.
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"Those Who Fought Emergency Should Always Be Remembered": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Speaking in his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, PM Modi said those who imposed the Emergency not only murdered the Constitution but also made judiciary their puppet.
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Supreme Court Upholds Constitutional Validity of Dual Taxation on Cable TV, OTT Platforms: Report
The Supreme Court has upheld the right of state governments to levy an entertainment tax on broadcasting and digital streaming services, as they are classified as a "luxury" under the seventh schedule of the Constitution of India. This ruling clarifies that both cable TV broadcasters are liable to pay a service tax to the central government and an ...
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Firmly Committed To Prioritise National Interest Over All Other Considerations: JioStar
With the IPL suspended, its broadcast and streaming rights holder JioStar on Friday said the company stands firmly committed to prioritise national interest over all other considerations.
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FIFA World Cup India Broadcast Deal All But Done. Zee To Pay USD 30-35 Million
FIFA and Reliance-Disney had negotiated for a while for the India rights, but the negotiations were unsuccessful.
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Zee Entertainment In Talks With FIFA On World Cup Broadcast Rights In India: Report
India's Zee Entertainment is in talks with FIFA to stream and broadcast the 2026 World Cup in the country, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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FIFA Set To Strike World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Deal With India Worth USD 30-35 million: Sources
The Indian market remains crucial for FIFA despite the national team's struggles on the international stage. Football's popularity in the country has exploded, driven by the European leagues, the FIFA World Cup's massive television numbers.
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'Not Our Responsibility': Prasar Bharti On FIFA World Cup 2026 Broadcast In India
Indian fans have already begun special preparations for FIFA World Cup 2026. However, a major concern remains unresolved - which broadcaster will telecast the matches in India on television?
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FIFA Strikes CCTV Deal to End China's 2026 World Cup Blackout
CCTV has secured a multi-year FIFA deal covering the 2026 and 2030 World Cups, ending China's broadcast blackout. CMG will pay $60 million for 2026 rights after FIFA originally sought a nine-figure fee. India remains the only major market without a deal.
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No IPL 2026 Broadcast In Bangladesh Even If Government Lifts Ban - Here's Why
There will be no official broadcast of IPL 2026 in Bangladesh despite an apparent U-turn from the government as JioStar ended its broadcast agreement in the country.
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'IPL Bigger Than Premier League': Sourav Ganguly In Awe Of Rajasthan Royals' Rs 15,000 Crore Sale
Legendary India captain Sourav Ganguly reacted to the USD 1.63 billion sale of Rajasthan Royals (RR), which was broken by the USD 1.78 billion sale of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) on the same day.
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Setback For ICC Ahead Of T20 World Cup, JioStar Says Can't Fulfill USD 3 Billion Media Rights Deal
Ahead of the T20 World Cup 2026, the International Cricket Council has faced a severe blow after JioStar expressed its desire to pull out as the official broadcasters.
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Rolling Loud India to Go Live on JioHotstar Today: What You Need to Know About this Live Music Festival
Rolling Loud India brings its high-energy music festival experience to your screens through JioHotstar. Streaming live on November 22 and 23 from 7 PM onwards, the event delivers powerful performances and festival vibes right at home. While the live broadcast has no IMDb rating, fans can enjoy uninterrupted music and global hip-hop culture across t...
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SSEN Bids For FIFA World Cup 2026 And 2030 Broadcasting Rights
Shrachi Sports Entertainment Network (SSEN), a dedicated sports OTT platform, has officially placed its bid for the broadcasting rights of the FIFA World Cup 2026 and 2030.
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Explainer: ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Suspension And Free Speech Rights
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night talk show was suspended indefinitely by TV broadcaster ABC after his comments about the assassination Charlie Kirk prompted criticism from the head of the top U.S. communications regulator against the broadcaster.
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'Broke Every Rule In The Book': Lalit Modi Drops Stunning IPL Bombshell
Former Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman Lalit Modi claimed that he broke broadcasting rules during the first match of the tournament back in 2008.
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"Those Who Fought Emergency Should Always Be Remembered": PM Modi On Mann Ki Baat
Speaking in his Mann Ki Baat radio broadcast, PM Modi said those who imposed the Emergency not only murdered the Constitution but also made judiciary their puppet.
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Supreme Court Upholds Constitutional Validity of Dual Taxation on Cable TV, OTT Platforms: Report
The Supreme Court has upheld the right of state governments to levy an entertainment tax on broadcasting and digital streaming services, as they are classified as a "luxury" under the seventh schedule of the Constitution of India. This ruling clarifies that both cable TV broadcasters are liable to pay a service tax to the central government and an ...
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Firmly Committed To Prioritise National Interest Over All Other Considerations: JioStar
With the IPL suspended, its broadcast and streaming rights holder JioStar on Friday said the company stands firmly committed to prioritise national interest over all other considerations.
