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I hope Viacom will do partnership with Dangal/Ullu for IPL Media Rights acquisition.
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IN A NUTSHELL
Package A:India sub-continent TV rights; base price Rs 49 crore (USD 6.4 million) per match.
Package B:India sub-continent digital rights; base price Rs 33 crore (USD 4.4 million) per match.
Package C:India sub-continent digital rights for 18 games (opening match, 4 playoffs, night games of the double header): Rs 16 crore (USD 2 million) per match.
Package D:Rest of the world TV and Digital: Rs 3 crore (USD 400,000) per match
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Package A:India sub-continent TV rights; base price Rs 49 crore (USD 6.4 million) per match.
Package B:India sub-continent digital rights; base price Rs 33 crore (USD 4.4 million) per match.
Package C:India sub-continent digital rights for 18 games (opening match, 4 playoffs, night games of the double header): Rs 16 crore (USD 2 million) per match.
Package D:Rest of the world TV and Digital: Rs 3 crore (USD 400,000) per match
Source - cricbuzz
So after seeing Package Rights and Base price it's confirm Reliance/Viacom Out of Race now. Good for Sony, Disney, Amazon and Netflix
My expectation:
Package A : Sony
Pckage B : Amazon/hotstar
Package C : Fancode mostly
Package D : STAR/YUPPTV
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BCCI sets combined base price of INR. 33K crore for IPL media rights | Cricbuzz.com
The BCCI is rolling out four bundles, including a non-exclusive cluster
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Star will be either get all or get none…
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Yes, its 99% true
. But Sony aims mainly for TV rights. A joint deal between Sony and Amazon can work out against Star.
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There is no need for any deal.. They can separately bid for their respective categories... Unlike, the last time there is no consolidated bid this time.. So, Star has to fight on all three fronts separately, ie., package A, B and D to retain the rights..
If they feel its too expensive, they can simply acquire Package C and go hard to get ICC rights and some other boards.
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Package A: Sony
Package B: Amazon Prime Video
Package C: SonyLIV
Package D: Eurosport/BT Sport
Sony definitely looking to get back the Television rights where they know to monetize it properly and see profit that's why they will go for Package A. Package C will serve as a compliment to existing SonyLIV subscribers (17.6M)
Amazon Prime Video will go hard on digital rights. They've seen how it pushed Disney+ Subscription to gargantuan numbers. Combine IPL with their e-commerce, Music, Amazon Photos (rumoured to launch in India) will be a steal for Tier 1 & Tier 2 users.
Eurosport is a niche sports service in the Europe and they have recently merged with BT Sport in some territories. Eurosport will be part of Warner Bros. Discovery in a few weeks. They can use Eurosport App to stream IPL in Europe while in the U.S. they can use HBO Max to test live streaming. WarnerMedia already streams Champions League on HBO Max in Brazil but they haven't yet tested in the U.S. even though they have NHL digital rights.
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