Abhas said:
the recent aus-sa series was very ordinary. The commentators were aweful to say the least, and the post match coverage was almost non existent.
Australia-South Africa series was telecasted by ESPN-Star and not produced.It's well known that when a channel telecasts it has no rights to produce a post-match show of its own.
Abhas said:
Why the Heck would Cartoon Network bid in the first place???
you can't just bid because you have enough money. .
You can.
If ZEE TV can do so without having telecasted even a single series,so can Cartoon Network bid for it.Anyways it's a part of ZEE Telefilms,so you will never know.
Abhas said:
boards like BCCI have some rules. they include experience, viewership, coverage in all areas of the country, and obviously...MONEY..
Yes,thanks for pointing this out.
What experience does Nimbus have ?
Viewership-Nimbus will sell it's rights on a series basis.They don't have a sports channel of their own too.
When Nimbus was awarded the rights for India-Pakistan series 2005 by Jagmohan Dalmiya,it had been Lalit Modi and I.S.Bindra who had voiced their opinions as to them having none of the above.
Abhas said:
Experienced Campaigners will always get contracts, Stupid Production Houses won't.
but that doesn't mean that inexperienced campaigners are all stupid.
when Sony-Set Max hosted the world cup, who would have thought, they would manage such a good telecast
Sony-Set Max were given the rights by the International Cricket Council.
I must point out that Sony-Set Max also held the rights for Sri-Lanka and Sharjah matches from 2000-2002.
They are by no means inexperienced.