Fighting over footage

Mint
Mint
  • 6 years ago
Prasar Bharati has gone to the Delhi high court to prevent other channels from using its footage from the Commonwealth Games. But Mint's Abhilasha Ojha says lawyers for private channels are preparing to fight back.

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