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Exploration of Connected TV. BCCI is considering the integration of Connected TV into its media rights strategy, which could potentially attract a wider range of bidders for the IPL media rights.
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Invitation for Sponsorship Bids. BCCI has opened the Invitation to Tender for title sponsorship rights, allowing potential sponsors to submit bids for both domestic and international cricket events.
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is the governing body for cricket in India.
BCCI is preparing for the next IPL media rights tender and has invited bids for title sponsorship rights for various cricket events.
BCCI is exploring the use of Connected TV as a major viewing and advertising platform to broaden its appeal to potential bidders.
The deadline for purchasing the Invitation to Tender for title sponsorship rights is August 4.
Jay Shah is the current Secretary of BCCI and has played a significant role in reshaping modern Indian cricket.
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The BCCI is actively preparing for the next IPL media rights tender, with a focus on leveraging Connected TV to attract more bidders. Additionally, the organization has invited bids for title sponsorship rights for both domestic and international events, indicating a strategic move to enhance revenue streams.
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