India seeks new TV bids
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The Indian Board re-opens the bidding for TV rights after Australian threaten to cancel their tour.
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BOMBAY: A controversial $308-million deal to broadcast India&#39;s home cricket matches fell through yesterday after the country&#39;s cricket board said there was no binding contract and it may re-tender the rights.
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Media watchdog Ofcom proposes a new TV channel to broadcast public service programmes in the UK.
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Zee TV Network has decided to take legal recourse in the battle over the controversial cricket telecast rights, as its board of directors has chosen not to submit fresh bids.
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NEW DELHI (Dow Jones)--India&#39;s cricket board late Thursday said Sony Entertainment Television Ltd. will telecast four home matches against world champion Australia starting next week.
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Mumbai - India&#39;s cricket chiefs began a frenetic search on Wednesday for a broadcaster to show next month&#39;s home series against world champions Australia after cancelling a controversial $308m television deal.
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NEW DELHI: The telecast rights case for cricket to be played in India from October 2004 to 2008 has taken a turn, with varied offers coming from Zee, ESPN-Star and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
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Signal piracy clampdown 'unnecessary' Dell, HP, AT&amp;T, Sony and others have joined forces to oppose a plan that would give broadcasters a whole new set of intellectual property rights over television programmes. They will fight to stop the UN proposal being adopted internationally.â¦
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c51188)  has announced the addition of "Broadcasting &  Cable TV in Italy" to their offering.
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Australia and India could play the limited overs matches if a replacement side for the West Indies is sought for next yearâs tri-series.
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NEW DELHI / MUMBAI: It has finally happened. Zee Telefilms this afternoon filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court challenging the cancellation of an earlier tender process by the Board of Control for Cricket
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A controversial &#36;308 million deal to broadcast India's home cricket matches fell through on Tuesday after the country's cricket board said there was no binding contract and it may re-tender the rights.
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The government of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu said on Tuesday it would float a global tender for colour television sets that will be given free to tens of thousands of poor people.
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India&#39;s one-day series against South Africa to be played in Britain and Ireland next month will go ahead after the Indian Cricket Board signed a fresh television deal on Thursday.
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The television industry is ready to  deliver a host of new ways to experience video from  high-definition (HD) TV to Internet and mobile TV but  manufacturers are frustrated at a lack of political impetus.
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The British news giant aims to triple its Indian staff.
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Australian cricket chiefs fear a battle over television rights could cause next month&#39;s Test series in India to be cancelled, and last night were seeking clarification from Indian board president