Is it legal to display live cricket scores and updates on our website, similar to what Star Sports India Limited does on Cricbuzz and Cricinfo? Or do we need a license?

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

Is it legal to display live cricket scores and updates on our website, similar to what Star Sports India Limited does on Cricbuzz and Cricinfo? Or do we need a license?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Displaying live cricket scores and updates on your website likely falls under fair use and doesn’t require a separate license. However, using copyrighted content like images, videos, or commentary from official broadcasters might require permissions.

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