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For IPL Cricket Rights, Media Giants In Pitch Battle; Could Fetch Up to $6 billion
Disney, Sony and India's Reliance will vie on Sunday for media rights to Indian Premier League (IPL), the world's richest cricket league, expected to fetch up to $6 billion.
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BCCI To Conduct E-Auction For Media Rights; Star, Sony, Jio In Race
The media rights will be for a period of five years from April 2018 to March 2023.
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BCCI To Conduct E-Auction For Media Rights; Star, Sony, Jio In Race
The media rights will be for a period of five years from April 2018 to March 2023.
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BCCI Media Rights E-Auction: Bidding Stops At Rs 4,442 Crore On Day 1
Current valuation is already 15% more than Star TV's erstwhile record bid of Rs 3,851 crore in 2012.
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BCCI Media Rights E-Auction: Bidding Stops At Rs 4,442 Crore On Day 1
Current valuation is already 15% more than Star TV's erstwhile record bid of Rs 3,851 crore in 2012.
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Amazon's India Business Chief On Why He Pulled The Plug On IPL
Manish Tiwary had only been in his new job as head of Amazon.com Inc.'s India business a couple of months when he faced a weighty decision: How aggressively should the US e-commerce giant bid for media rights to the Indian Premier League?
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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 Bids Cross Rs 42,000 Crore, Per Game Value Nearly Doubles
IPL per match value crosses Rs 100 crore mark on Day 1, Digital Rights rule roost
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IPL Media Rights Bids Cross Rs 42,000 Crore, Per Game Value Nearly Doubles
IPL per match value crosses Rs 100 crore mark on Day 1, Digital Rights rule roost
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For IPL Cricket Rights, Media Giants In Pitch Battle; Could Fetch Up to $6 billion
Disney, Sony and India's Reliance will vie on Sunday for media rights to Indian Premier League (IPL), the world's richest cricket league, expected to fetch up to $6 billion.
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Rs 60 Crore Per Match ‘Not Expensive’, Says Uday Shankar
Rs 60.1 crore per match is ‘fair and reasonable’ price, says Star India chief Uday Shankar.
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Star Wins Cricket Broadcast Rights In India For Rs 6,138 Crore
Star bagged the television and digital broadcast rights for cricket in India till 2023 for Rs 6,138 crore.
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Big Payday For BCCI! Star Shell Out Rs 6138 Crore for Media Rights
BCCI is auctioning the media rights for India’s home games for the next 5 years. Star, Sony, Jio are the big bidders
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Bidding War Continues As BCCI’s Media Deal Gets Close To Billion Dollars
After the second day of e-auctions, BCCI’s media rights’ value has already gone up 56 percent.
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For IPL Cricket Rights, Media Giants In Pitch Battle; Could Fetch Up to $6 billion
Disney, Sony and India's Reliance will vie on Sunday for media rights to Indian Premier League (IPL), the world's richest cricket league, expected to fetch up to $6 billion.
-
BCCI To Conduct E-Auction For Media Rights; Star, Sony, Jio In Race
The media rights will be for a period of five years from April 2018 to March 2023.
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BCCI To Conduct E-Auction For Media Rights; Star, Sony, Jio In Race
The media rights will be for a period of five years from April 2018 to March 2023.
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BCCI Media Rights E-Auction: Bidding Stops At Rs 4,442 Crore On Day 1
Current valuation is already 15% more than Star TV's erstwhile record bid of Rs 3,851 crore in 2012.
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BCCI Media Rights E-Auction: Bidding Stops At Rs 4,442 Crore On Day 1
Current valuation is already 15% more than Star TV's erstwhile record bid of Rs 3,851 crore in 2012.
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Amazon's India Business Chief On Why He Pulled The Plug On IPL
Manish Tiwary had only been in his new job as head of Amazon.com Inc.'s India business a couple of months when he faced a weighty decision: How aggressively should the US e-commerce giant bid for media rights to the Indian Premier League?
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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 Bids Cross Rs 42,000 Crore, Per Game Value Nearly Doubles
IPL per match value crosses Rs 100 crore mark on Day 1, Digital Rights rule roost
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IPL Media Rights Bids Cross Rs 42,000 Crore, Per Game Value Nearly Doubles
IPL per match value crosses Rs 100 crore mark on Day 1, Digital Rights rule roost
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For IPL Cricket Rights, Media Giants In Pitch Battle; Could Fetch Up to $6 billion
Disney, Sony and India's Reliance will vie on Sunday for media rights to Indian Premier League (IPL), the world's richest cricket league, expected to fetch up to $6 billion.
-
Rs 60 Crore Per Match ‘Not Expensive’, Says Uday Shankar
Rs 60.1 crore per match is ‘fair and reasonable’ price, says Star India chief Uday Shankar.
-
Star Wins Cricket Broadcast Rights In India For Rs 6,138 Crore
Star bagged the television and digital broadcast rights for cricket in India till 2023 for Rs 6,138 crore.
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Big Payday For BCCI! Star Shell Out Rs 6138 Crore for Media Rights
BCCI is auctioning the media rights for India’s home games for the next 5 years. Star, Sony, Jio are the big bidders
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Bidding War Continues As BCCI’s Media Deal Gets Close To Billion Dollars
After the second day of e-auctions, BCCI’s media rights’ value has already gone up 56 percent.
