Sports Broadcasting and streaming rights in India

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Prime acquired NZ rights from spark not direct from nzc

And spark decided to left nzc rights

So we might see a new broadcaster or Amazon will continue
'' You can sub-licensing the rights within the country, not out of country'' that is rule of cricket board..
 
F1 OTT platform streaming F1 races in Indian market
249/ month
2999/ year
Two type of plans available for subscribers
 
What about STAR and Fancode deals (out of country)?
Fancode acquired rights from CSA for Digital Only.
While STAR had TV & Digital rights..

Edit : both having Video Highlights for South Africa Vs England 2023 ODI Series 🤔😂😂

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Fancode acquired rights from CSA for Digital Only.
While STAR had TV rights..
Nope, Star Acquired both Satellite and Streaming Rights from CSA. Star sub licensing ACC, ICC, PL, CSA, State leagues and many more sports Rights, But Star never Acquired any Rights from Fancode.
 
Fancode acquired rights from CSA for Digital Only.
While STAR had TV & Digital rights..

Edit : both having Video Highlights for South Africa Vs England 2023 ODI Series 🤔😂😂

 Fancode

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Hotstar

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They have clearly mentions everything on their website which CSA Media Rights own. Reason for Sub licensing is Media Rights Acquisition cost recovery impossible for every Broadcaster and now Sony also slowly following Disney Star's footprint.

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Fancode get these rights thru star
And it's for whole season
After West Indies tour of south Africa Netherland tour of south africa also streaming live on fancode
 
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