Page 17 - Sports Broadcasting

ENG vs NZ 1st Test: Day 3 called off without a ball being bowled

The forecast for Day 4 is better and we might see some contest. England trails by 267 runs in the first Test match

WWE throws its weight behind India, its biggest market globally

From a broadcasting standpoint, banking on the WWE makes great business sense because, unlike other sports, it is a year-long affair, with no breaks in between

Our channel most viewed among sporting bodies with 1.65 bn views: ICC

The International Cricket Council's video channel got the most number of views on Facebook in the first half of this year, more than double the engagement of other global sporting federations

Cricket's 'Big Three' still dominating the game both on and off the field

India, Australia and England have not only dominated the game but also have been able to strike lucrative domestic broadcasting deals

Sports broadcasters up the tech ante to bring viewers closer to the game

Today, viewers can participate in polls, predict match outcomes and post queries to commentators, all using their smartphones while watching the game at home on TV

Sony Pictures Network, Star India stack up for sports broadcast rights

Star India has the ICC event's rights and the IPL under its belt among major cricket media rights, while SPN has over the past year acquired the rights to CA, ECB and the South Africa Cricket Board

SC ruling creates stir in sports broadcasting

Experts believe the ruling may eventually have a commercial impact