The case could influence how future sports-rights deals are negotiated, forcing clearer contractual terms and stricter compliance expectations for both broadcasters and streaming platforms
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As per a report by D&P Advisory, reasons for the decrease in IPL’s value include the failed Zee-Sony merger, media consolidation and tech giants’ delayed entry into the bidding arena
While some media reports have stated that the contract is non-negotiable, experts suggest feasibility of Star India’s request to renegotiate the media rights deal depends on specific terms and clauses
The CCI might require the sale of some cricketing rights as a condition for approving the $8.5 billion media merger, experts from legal fraternity told e4m
In a BSE filing, ZEEL said that Star India, on June 20, communicated to ZEEL about ending the agreement and “opted to only seek damages during the arbitration proceedings”
The Delhi high court’s interim order prevents the misuse of Rajat Sharma's personality rights, the India TV logo and the name of the popular show "Aap Ki Adalat"
Experts say BCCI may suffer from lack of options for cricket rights. However, due to the market being less competitive, the industry may see tech and OTT giants enter the fray aggressively
In its reply to BSE on media reports claiming that Disney Star is mulling legal action against it for failing to pay up, ZEEL said it cannot comment on Disney Star's intentions
There's more legal trouble waiting for ZEE if it fails to comply to its agreement with Disney over the TV rights for ICC Men's and U-19 global events, say experts
BCCI has reportedly asked bidders to bid for 84 and 94 matches at Rs 375 crore and Rs 400 crore but the decision will be taken based on the aggregate value of 74 matches
Viacom18 Media had approached the court seeking ad-interim dynamic injunction to protect its media rights against rogue and pirate websites as well as John Does
Most experts are optimistic that broadcasters will make good returns on their cricket media rights investments in the long run, provided they up the game both on TV and digital
Also, the cricket board has reportedly reduced the base price of title sponsorship rights for international cricket matches played in the country to Rs 2.4 crore per match
The cricket board will reportedly hold an Apex Council Meeting today to decide the distribution of media rights for India's bilaterals among other issues
Despite uncertain economic environment, many past sponsors, including start-ups such as Dream11 and legacy brands such as Airtel, Coke, Asian Paints, Pepsi & Tata have come on board
Industry experts say at Rs 7 crore a match, it is a good deal for Viacom18, and if well marketed, the league has the potential to become a very big property in the coming years