Disney Seeking $940 Million From India’s Zee Over Failed Cricket Rights Deal
Disney India (previously Disney Star) is seeking $940 million of damages from Indian media conglomerate Zee Entertainment ...
Disney’s India Unit Seeks $940 Million in Damages From Zee
The Indian unit of Walt Disney Co. has sought $940 million in damages from Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd., stretching out ...
India's Zee refutes Disney-owned Star's $940 million claim over lapse of cricket broadcasting deal
India's Zee Entertainment on Wednesday refuted Disney-owned Star India's claim of damages worth $940 million for the ...
Your Month, Your Disney Princess
The article explores the connection between birth months and Disney Princesses, assigning each month a princess whose traits ...
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Disney Star secures exclusive rights for T10 Global tournaments
The two-year deal will see Disney Star deliver unmatched coverage in English and regional languages for the Indian audience ...
Disney-owned Star seeks $940 million from Zee over lapse of cricket broadcasting deal
Disney -owned Star India has sought $940 million from Zee Entertainment in damages in a London court for the termination of a ...
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Disney Star snaps up T10 cricket tournaments rights deal for India
Disney Star has acquired the exclusive rights to broadcast all four T10 cricket tournaments in India, including the Zim Afro T10, US Masters T10, Abu Dhabi ...
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Why Disney may have decided to stop using Salesforce’s Slack communication platform
Walt Disney has decided to stop using Salesforce’s Slack for workplace collaboration after a significant data breach by ...
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India: Disney Star acquires T10 tournaments
Disney Star has agreed adeal with T Ten Global to bring all four T10 cricket tournaments - Zim Afro T10, US Masters T10, Abu Dhabi T10, and the newly launched L ...