BCCI/IPL's Lalit Modi featured on CNBC

Posted by Adam Rabiner

Moneycontrol.com, India's No. 1 financial portal, has a transcript of a CNBC-TV18 interview with arguably the most powerful person in the cricket world, Lalit Modi, Vice President, Board of Control for Cricket in India and Commissioner of the Indian Premier League. Mr. Modi talks about the exciting growth of the business of cricket spurred by the IPL (and also the Champions League Twenty20). 

You can read the transcript HERE, or watch the TV interview HERE.


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  1. carl says:
    #1 2008-10-30 20:02 (Reply)

    adam,
    i read that tickets.com will be selling tickets to australia's cricket matches online at cricket.com.au

    will tickets be sold on iplt20.com and bcci.tv and, if so, does GCV share in that revenue?

    Thanks,

  2. Adam R. says:
    #1.1 2008-10-30 23:13 (Reply)

    Carl,

    For IPL season 2, there are plans for us to sell tickets online, but the middle class in India are still not frequent credit card users and most tickets are not purchased online. The IPL uses a ticket agency and we are putting in place an affiliate relationship which is commission based.

  3. carl says:
    #2 2008-10-30 20:05 (Reply)

    adam,

    this is a perfume.com question. I've bought cologne via perfume.com. I use it rather slowly which got me thinking whether skin care products are 'used up' faster creating more product velocity. There are also margins to be considered. Has LIVC thought about the velocity/margin relationship between perfume and skin care products and would that influence what products you sell and how body.com factors into the equatiion?

    Thanks,


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