Media Rights News

Journalists in Delhi have alleged assault by police, raising concerns about media freedom.

The BCCI has been identified as the world's richest cricket board with a net worth of $2.2 billion, highlighting the impact of franchise leagues and media right

JioStar vice chairman Uday Shankar stated that while cricket has been a significant investment, helping build a digital audience of 600 million monthly active u

Efforts to pass federal legislation governing college sports, specifically the Protect College Sports Act, are facing significant challenges due to intense lobb

Bipartisan leaders of the Senate Commerce Committee, Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell, are circulating a revised college athletics bill with concessions to the Big T

The article explains the significance of World Press Freedom Day and the Windhoek Declaration, noting that 2023 marks the 30th anniversary of the event.

NASCAR President Steve O'Donnell revealed that both Prime Video and TNT Sports expressed a desire to carry more Cup Series races than allocated in the current m

Sports correspondent John Ourand speculates that the NFL will likely strike new media deals with its broadcast partners by next offseason, rather than waiting u

Strong World Cup TV ratings are expected to trigger a streaming bidding war for the media rights to the 2030 and 2034 tournaments, though replicating the succes