Star TV, Sony in two-way battle for IPL broadcast rights

September 04, 2017 12:55

Facebook, Airtel, Reliance Jio, Times Internet, Star TV, Sony are the companies whose bids for the IPL digital rights were found eligible.

For the rest of the world broadcast rights the eligible bids are: Star TV, Sony, SuperSport, OSN, Econet, Yupp TV, FollowOn Interactive.

Perform Group has been asked to get the article of association which they should procure shortly.

biEN TV didn't have financial statements because the rules of the Government of Qatar doesn't allow them to provide financial statements, so BCCI is waiting for the confirmation on the same.

BAMTECH's bid was not accepted following the technical scrutiny.

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