Update (March 16th): Looks like YouTube’s got its act together. The live streaming is working fine for me today. I’m in the office, watching the Royal Challengers challenge the Kings ... Continue_Reading

Well, this is unprecedented: within around seven days of acquiring global SMS, MMS and IVR rights related to the Indian Premier League, vRock Mobile has managed to license non-exclusive content rights ... Continue_Reading

Reruns can become tiresome. Every year, the Indian Premier League, probably the worlds richest T20 Cricket tournament, puts forth restrictions on the usage of content, only to roll them back. ... Continue_Reading

It was inevitable. NASDAQ listed Live Current Media’s costly experiment with running a digital business centred around Cricket in India has ended now, with the company selling the prized Cricket.com ... Continue_Reading

Updated Below MediaNama has learned that Cellcast,  a Canaan Partners funded mobile VAS company, has the acquired rights to “IPL Mobile Content” for live updates, commentary, scores of matches, trivia and mobile ... Continue_Reading

Another piece of the IPL Digital Rights puzzle: it appears that mobile VAS company Zenga Entertainment has acquired rights to monetize mobile content related to the Indian Premer League for five ... Continue_Reading

Board of Control for Cricket in India and media firms have reached a compromise after battling over Indian Premier League-related content. Sounds familiar? Last year, around the same time,  ... Continue_Reading

The $49 Million deal between the BCCI, IPL and Live Current Media has been replaced with a new $20.75 million deal with Global Cricket Ventures, via a Novation Agreement. Live ... Continue_Reading

Global Cricket Venture, the joint venture between Live Current Media and NetLinkBlue Holdings has given Max Media the exclusive online advertising sales contract for IPLT20.com, for the Middle East region. Max ... Continue_Reading

Live Current Media (LCM), which owns hundreds of domain names, including Cricket.com, had acquired portal rights to the Indian Premier League (IPL) to develop it as a separate business, and ... Continue_Reading

Monetization will be delayed for Global Cricket Ventures: the JV between NASDAQ listed Live Current Media and Net Link Blue holdings has been hit by a rather unfortunate development – ... Continue_Reading

Live Current Media, which owns the domain Cricket.com and had won the portal rights for the Indian Premier League, has raised $1.06 million via private placements with CEO Geoffrey Hampson, ... Continue_Reading