TV rights: Star initiates arbitration against Zee
Business Standard|March 16, 2024
Star India has initiated arbitration proceedings against Zee Entertainment Enterprise in the London Court of International Arbitration over non-compliance with the agreement for the sub-licence of TV broadcasting rights of ICC international matches from 2024 to 2027.

Star India, part of global media giant Disney Star, has sought specific performance of the Alliance Agreement or to pay damages of the $1.4 billion deal, which are yet to be determined, according to a regulatory filing from Zee Entertainment Enterprise Ltd (ZEEL).

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