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rudrjobdesk · 2 years

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IPL Media Rights : इस कंपनी ने खरीदे आईपीएल के सारे डिजिटल राइट्स! कीमत जानकर चौंक जाएंगे आप

Image Source : PTI IPL Media Rights Updates Highlights आईपीएल के तीन पैकेज अभी तक बिके, टीवी और डिजिटल राइट्स के लिए जंग तीसरे पैकेज में हर साल केवल 18 मैच दिखाने का अधिकार, इसके बाद भी डिमांड चौथा पैकेज भारत से बाहर मैच दिखाने का है, इसको लेकर अभी भी संघर्ष जारी आईपीएल मीडिया राइट्स को लेकर एक और बड़ी खबर सामने आई है। पैकेज ए और बी पहले ही बिक गए थे, इसके बाद सभी की नजर तीसरे पैकेज सी पर थी।…

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foxnangelseo · 8 days

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The IPL: Where Cricket Meets Big Business

The Indian Premier League (IPL), a professional Twenty20 cricket league in India, has become one of the most popular sporting events in the world. With its razzmatazz, glamour, and big business, the IPL has been able to create a loyal fan following across the globe. After being postponed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IPL is back in 2023 with a bang, with rivalries and more business opportunities than ever before.

The IPL was first introduced in 2008 by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). Since then, it has grown by leaps and bounds to become one of the biggest events in the cricketing world. In its first season, the league consisted of eight teams representing different cities in India, each owned by a franchise. Over the years, the league has expanded to include ten teams, with two new teams, Ahmedabad and Lucknow, joining in 2022.

The IPL has been successful not just because of its cricketing excellence but also due to its unique business model. The league is based on the franchise system, where each team is owned by a private company or individual. The franchisees invest heavily in their teams, buying players, and creating an atmosphere of glitz and glamour around the league. The league has become a massive money-spinner, with teams earning millions of dollars in sponsorship and advertising revenue.

The IPL is not just about cricket. It is also a platform for big business. With a huge fan following across the world, the IPL provides companies with an opportunity to advertise their products to a vast audience. From team sponsorships to television advertising, the IPL offers a range of opportunities for businesses to promote their brands. According to a report by Duff & Phelps, a global valuation and corporate finance advisor, the Indian Premier League (IPL), has recorded a 77% increase in system value to US$8.4 billion. With media rights sold for over INR 48,000 Crores (US$6.5 billion), the central pool of IPL revenues has increased more than 2.5 times for the 2023 to 2027 cycle.

The rivalry between teams in the IPL is another factor that makes the league so exciting. Each team represents a different city in India, and the players are selected from across the globe. This creates a unique mix of talent, culture, and identity that fans can relate to. The players are not just playing for their teams; they are representing the cities they come from. The rivalry between teams is not just about winning matches; it is also about representing their cities with pride.

The IPL has also created a platform for young cricketers to showcase their talent. The league has given many young players a chance to play alongside some of the biggest names in cricket. This has not only helped them develop their skills but also given them exposure to a global audience. Many young players who have performed well in the IPL have gone on to represent their national teams at the highest level.

In conclusion, the Indian Premier League is a unique sporting event that has captured the imagination of cricket fans across the globe. With its razzmatazz, glamour, and big business, the IPL has become a massive money-spinner for franchise owners and businesses alike. The league has created a platform for young cricketers to showcase their talent and given fans a chance to support their cities with pride. With the league back in action in 2021, cricket fans can look forward to another season of exciting cricket and fierce rivalries.

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cricketfun · 10 months

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IPL 2023 advertisement revenue crosses 10,000 crore mark, fans go wild Before the start of the IPL 202... #usa #uk

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batbricks7 · 1 year

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Women's IPL media rights sold to Viacom 18 for INR 951 crore.

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fanofsports · 1 year

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Women IPL Media Rights Sold to Viacom 18 in 951 Crores For Five Years Know Abou Live Telecast Channels | इस कंपनी ने 951 करोड़ में खरीदे महिला आईपीएल के मीडिया राइट्स, जानें कहां देख पाएंगे लाइव मैच

Image Source : TWITTER महिला आईपीएल के लिए पांच टीमों की बोली के टेंडर भी बीसीसीआई द्वारा जारी कर दिए गए हैं Women IPL: पुरुष आईपीएल के आगामी सीजन (IPL 2023) के लिए जहां चर्चा जोरों-शोरों पर हैं। वहीं इस बार महिला आईपीएल के आयोजन को लेकर भी हर तरफ अलग ही उत्सुकता देखने को मिल रही है। इसी बीच महिलाओं के आईपीएल के मीडिया राइट्स भी बेच दिए गए हैं। आपको बता दें कि पुरुष आईपीएल की साइकल 2023-27 तक के…

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lmfblogs · 1 year

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TATA Indian Premier League 2023 a Snap

It is estimated that the IPL ecosystem is valued at USD 10 Bn. This is a big jump from 2020's number. The primary reasons for this increase are the addition of two new teams and this year's media rights auction (almost 3x as compared to the last cycle).

India’s most profitable venture (valuation of $10 Billion) is the Indian Premier League. That’s a Rs. 80,000 Cr valuation. Let’s understand the direct revenue IPL generates every year. IPL rights got sold for ~Rs. 47,500 Cr for a five-year tenure at Star and Viacom, That’s Rs. 9,500 Cr. Franchises through direct sponsorship earn around Rs.60-70 Cr every year per team, That’s Rs. 700…

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rangpurcity · 1 year

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IPL 2023: 75 percent jump in brand value of IPL, crossed the mark of 90 thousand crores

new Delhi. IPL has done another big feat. Its brand value has increased by 75 percent in the last one year. It has increased to cross 90 thousand crore rupees. Last year, 2 teams Lucknow Super Giants and Gujarat Titans were associated in T20 League. Apart from this, media rights were also sold very expensively. According to the report of D&P Advisory, the value of IPL 2022 has increased to $10.9…

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sportsbash · 2 years

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#ipl broadcasting #ipl media rights #ipl broadcast rights #ipl tv rights

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taajx · 2 years

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"It's About Business And Not Cricket": Ex-Pak Captain On IPL Media Rights

“It’s About Business And Not Cricket”: Ex-Pak Captain On IPL Media Rights

The Indian Premier League (IPL) media rights for the 2023-27 cycle created a lot of hype recently as it was sold for over Rs 48,000 crore. At the IPL media rights e-auction Disney Star retained the TV telecast rights with a bid price of Rs 23,575 crore. Reliance’s Viacom18, won the rights for package C with a Rs 3,258 crore winning bid. As a result of this, Viacom, who also won the rights for…

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jobsearchwebs · 2 years

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IPL Digital and TV Rights sold to two separate broadcasters for Rs 44,075 crore

Job Title: IPL Digital and TV Rights sold to two separate broadcasters for Rs 44,075 crore Source: Govt Jobs Portal Job Category: Govt Jobs & Current Affairs IPL Media Rights 2023-27: The IPL Digital and TV Rights for 2023-2027 have been sold to two separate broadcasters in a deal worth Rs 44,075 crore, as per sources. The names of the two broadcasters are yet to be revealed. The bidding for…

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newsmafia · 2 years

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IPL media rights sold for Rs 48,390 crore; Star India wins TV, Viacom18 bags digital

Mumbai: The IPL TV and digital rights for the 2023-2027 cycle have been sold to Star India and Viacom18 respectively for a whopping Rs 48,390 crore for 410 matches at e-auctions on Tuesday. IPL is now the second most valued sporting league in the world in terms of per match value. “Since its inception, the IPL has been synonymous with growth and today is a red-letter day for India Cricket, with…

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theeurasianpost · 2 years

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What are IPL media rights auction & its four expensive bidding packages - ThePrint

What are IPL media rights auction & its four expensive bidding packages – ThePrint

What are IPL media rights auction & its four expensive bidding packages ThePrint IPL TV, digital rights sold for INR44,075 crore, report Geo Super It’s a big deal! IPL 2023-27 India subcontinent TV rights sold for US$ 2.72 billion ESPNcricinfo IPL Media Rights: Harish Thawani Explains Billion Dollar Number Game, Will Broadcasters Break Even? India Today Bids for India Cricket Rights at $5.8…

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playon99-news · 2 years

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Breaking News

IPL Media Rights Sold

TV Rights To Star Sports

And Digital Rights To Viacom18

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sisiranair · 2 years

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BCCI spells terms for IPL media rights, sets base price at Rs 32,890 cr

India’s cricket board has set a combined base price of Rs 32,890 crore for the media rights of the Indian Premier League (IPL) under four packages, seeking to double the amount from the last five-year rights cycle ending in 2022.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India, in the previous cycle, sold IPL media rights for Rs 16,348 crore. This year’s IPL season has 10 teams—two more than last year—and 74 matches. The board seeks to garner Rs 100 crore per match, the Economic Times reported.

Media network Star India paid Rs 16,347.5 crore in 2017 to win IPL media rights for five years, competing in a consolidated bid. This time there will be four categories and interested parties have to bid separately for each.

The first category, with a base price of Rs 49 crore per game, is for television rights in the Indian subcontinent, The New Indian Express website quoted an IPL governing council member as saying.

The television rights base price means each season will bring the BCCI at least Rs 3,626 crore. For a five-year period, it comes to Rs 18,130 crore. Category II is for digital rights, which has a base price of Rs 33 crore per game.

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mylucky137276 · 2 years

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BCCI spells terms for IPL media rights, sets base price at Rs 32,890 cr

India’s cricket board has set a combined base price of Rs 32,890 crore for the media rights of the Indian Premier League (IPL) under four packages, seeking to double the amount from the last five-year rights cycle ending in 2022.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India, in the previous cycle, sold IPL media rights for Rs 16,348 crore. This year’s IPL season has 10 teams—two more than last year—and 74 matches. The board seeks to garner Rs 100 crore per match, the Economic Times reported.

Media network Star India paid Rs 16,347.5 crore in 2017 to win IPL media rights for five years, competing in a consolidated bid. This time there will be four categories and interested parties have to bid separately for each.

The first category, with a base price of Rs 49 crore per game, is for television rights in the Indian subcontinent, The New Indian Express website quoted an IPL governing council member as saying.

The television rights base price means each season will bring the BCCI at least Rs 3,626 crore. For a five-year period, it comes to Rs 18,130 crore. Category II is for digital rights, which has a base price of Rs 33 crore per game.

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taajx · 2 years

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"Your Biggest Market": Ex-Pakistan Star On IPL Getting Bigger Window

“Your Biggest Market”: Ex-Pakistan Star On IPL Getting Bigger Window

The Indian Premier League (IPL) media rights for the 2023-27 cycle created a lot of buzz recently as it was sold for over Rs 48,000 crore. The franchise cricket league is currently a 10-team affair and there are talks that it might be a 94-match affair in the coming times. BCCI secretary Jay Shah reacted to the development after the e-auction of the media rights. “That is an aspect we have worked…

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