New York court wants TV ratings case to move to India

March 05, 2013 16:25

The lower court in New York, which was hearing arguments on whether the US or India is the appropriate forum for the case that New Delhi Television Ltd (NDTV) had filed against Nielsen and Kantar over TV ratings manipulation, has ruled that India would be a more convenient forum than the US.

The Indian news broadcaster has decided to appeal against this verdict. NDTV said that the lower court's decision is based on "several misconceptions, legal and factual errors", and "this would be outlined in the appeal." More

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