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@Rashkeqamar: I've reverted this edit of yours. There's nothing inherently noteworthy about satellite rights sales. This is meaningless drivel that only Indian trades seem to care about, and they never tell us why by providing any useful context about why we should care. Thousands of films are released worldwide every year. Do we care who picked up the satellite rights of Captain America: Civil War? Or do we just wait till it comes on HBO and go, "Hmm, guess HBO bought the rights." Wikipedia isn't the copyright office, so it's not our job to track various rights ownerships. This has been discussed previously at WT:ICTF. Additionally, it's unclear why we care about the various airings of the film on TV. Wikipedia is not TV Guide. What academic service is being provided by the inclusion of this content? Cyphoidbomb (talk) 15:02, 18 September 2017 (UTC)Reply