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FanCode adds DTM racing series to motorsports portfolio

Last updated : Apr 26, 2024 20:04

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Apr 25, 2024 13:04

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MUMBAI: Digital sports platform will be exclusively broadcasting the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) for its 40th anniversary season in India.

The sports car racing series, DTM, is based in Germany, and features top-tier sports car racing action across Europe. Encompassing the entire eight-event series, the partnership will allow Indian fans to catch all the action live on FanCode from 26th April to 20th October.

India’s racing sensation Arjun Maini will be in action for the Mercedes-AMG team.

Feb 14, 2024 14:02

ZEE seeks refund from Star after ICC TV rights deal opt out

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEE) has demanded Rs 69 crore in refund from Star after it opted out of the International Cricket Council television rights sublicensing agreement it had entered into with master rights holder Disney Star. The refund claim is part of the agreement between the two media companies, according to ZEE in its Q3 financial statements.

Feb 09, 2024 18:02

BCCI Seeks SC view on media rights taxability

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has approached Supreme Court seeking its opinion on whether the sale of media rights falls under the purview of taxable ‘franchise services’ making it subject to service tax.

Feb 08, 2024 18:02

Disney earnings: India unit's sports segment losses balloon

There is good news bad news for The Walt Disney Company as far as its quarterly earnings, results for which released on Thursday, are concerned. The good news is that media and entertainment behemoth has reported a 27% jump in operating income from all segments – entertainment, sports and experiences.

Feb 07, 2024 18:02

WTT expands distribution partnership with Story10

LONDON: World Table Tennis (WTT) has renewed and expanded its partnership with global sports video production and distribution agency, Story10, to promote the sport in key territories and engage new audiences worldwide.

Feb 02, 2024 18:02

T'cast rights for Ind-Pak Davis Cup tie with Tennis Channel

Tennis Channel will have exclusive, live coverage of the Davis Cup World Group I Playoff between India and Pakistan on February 3-4 in Islamabad. The matches will begin at 11 am local time each day and can be seen throughout India on Samsung TV+.

Feb 02, 2024 17:02

evision wins ICC media rights in Mena until 2027

The International Cricket Council has announced a four-year exclusive partnership with evision, the media and entertainment arm of e& (formerly known as Etisalat Group) for rights to ICC men’s and women’s events in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) up until the end of 2027.

Feb 02, 2024 16:02

E1 inks global b'cast deals ahead of debut; on Star Sports in India

The UIM E1 World Championship has announced a raft of broadcast partners for its debut season that will bring the world’s first electric raceboat championship to a truly global audience.

Jan 30, 2024 18:01

Shelved ICC TV rights deal: ZEE 'unaware' of Disney legal action

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd on Tuesday issued a clarification to the bourses on a media report that had said Disney Star was considering taking legal action against ZEE for backing out from a $1.4 billion sublicensing agreement for ICC TV rights, made with Disney's India unit in August 2022.

Jan 29, 2024 19:01

Sony retains UEFA media rights for Indian subcon till '26-'27

Culver Max Entertainment aka Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has reportedly renewed its UEFA club competition media rights deal in the Indian subcontinent for the next three years from 2024-25 until the season end of 2026-27. Per SportBusiness, SPNI will pay around double its current fee for the rights renewal.

Jan 27, 2024 17:01

ZEE opts out of $1.4bn ICC TV rights sublicensing deal

Acting on expected lines, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd has decided not to go ahead with its $1.4 billion deal with Disney Star for the TV broadcast right for ICC cricket matches, industry sources have confirmed to PTI.

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