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Are the IPL’s Internet and Mobile rights holders jinxed, or is it just a bad business to be in? Elephant Capital has decided to...
More trouble for Global Cricket Ventures, a company which received the Cricket.com domain as a part of a settlement with Live Current Media. A...
The Champions League T20 tournament has begun, but Global Cricket Ventures (GCV) is not sure if it has the digital rights to the tournament....
Update: In an unprecedented move, the Indian Premier League has put its weight behind the deal, reports PTI, sending “an advisory” to telcos that they...
Despite Live Current Media‘s earlier misgivings about diluting its share capital in its joint venture with Dubai-based NetlinkBlue Holdings – Global Cricket Ventures (GCV)...
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...
Netlinkblue Holdings, which owns live streaming and mobile rights for the Indian Premier League in select markets, has launched a Cricket portal T20.com. T20...
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...
Global Cricket Venture, the joint venture between Live Current Media and NetLinkBlue Holdings has given Max Media the exclusive online advertising sales contract for...
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...
