Indian media may boycott IPL 2010

Posted by Parasshuram on February 17th, 2010 in India | 2 Comments

The Indian news channel will boycott the 3rd edition of the Indian Premier League 2010 this year after the two parties failed to reach a consensus for their differences.

According to the IPL, the news channels had failed to keep their side of the promise and illegally broadcasted some of the clips before the stipulated times. Hence, the IPL changed the rules around to

1. Reduce the duration of match footage that news channels can carry to 30 seconds per bulletin and seven minutes a day.
2. Repeats will also be allowed only three times a day, ( earlier four), and
3. Match footage can be telecast with a thirty-minute delay from the end of the live telecast (earlier five)

The first IPL season was boycotted by the international news agencies over certain contentious clauses in the media accreditation guidelines, including a bar on supplying photographs to cricket-specific websites such as Cricinfo.


 

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  1. south african media says

    February 17, 2010

    mr modi boycotted two largest influential newspapers with advertising
    for IPL in South Africa because they wrote about his drug issue at a USA university whilst he was a student,. Beware he is an enemy of free media

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