I have my doubts a deal like that goes unchallenged while this administration is in office and Lina Khan is still running the FTC. At minimum it would be a two year slog like the Microsoft Activision deal.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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The movie properties are a slam dunk. You just added ton of new content to the streaming service you are trying to build at Apple.
The question is who wants billions in future sports media rights royalties that are ultimately not very conducive to streaming when bingable content is the name of the game? For that money you can instead produce new shows and movies that are bingable And have a far longer shelf life then a sports contest.
Then again you can pay wall all the sports and collect $10-$20 more than the standard subscription. Maybe make an archive that another $10 on top of that.
Its hard to see Apple wanting to own ABC at all.
This is why I think BIG time sports rights are ****ed. There will always be demand to see it. But the stratospheric numbers will come back to earth. The P12 survivors might be getting that lesson ahead of everyone else
ABC is valuable mostly for its library of tv shows and sports broadcasts. That's very bingeable.
Off the top of your head what do they have? I cant think of a single ABC show. Its all rated PG to G too.
SerenityBuff
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Were the mushrooms locally and ethically sourced?
I was thinking that ABC owns the rights to things that had been broadcast on its network over all those years along with potential to do reboots for new original programming.
Buff_nc
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Depends. I'd want to know what type of mushrooms they use in the soup. If chanterelles, or maybe Dryad’s saddle, I'll be more impressed. And what about the napa wine choice?
Thats not remotely how that works. They own the rights to the shows they directly produced, which is not much, as networks were limited in how much of their programming they could produce in house, for anti-trust reasons.
Interesting. So we win against TCU in the season opener and we are tied or better in all matchups.
Until USC announces that they are joining the Big12.
Big Jim
WTF?
Saw that earlier. Just too risky after taking a risk with the P12N even if his math was right.
It just simply doesn’t add up.
Victory
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“The presentation actually featured at least two proposals, one less lucrative than the other, depending on the amount of subscription-based incentives met and the addition of outside linear partners, such as ESPN and Fox, who would share in the broadcasting rights of marquee games.”
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One source described the presented TV deal as not suitable enough to keep all three intact. After a year of TV negotiations — with miscalculations and missteps along the way — could the deal somehow get better over a matter of days?
“If we had a good deal, we’d have presented it earlier,” says one league source.”
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One source described the presented TV deal as not suitable enough to keep all three intact. After a year of TV negotiations — with miscalculations and missteps along the way — could the deal somehow get better over a matter of days?
“If we had a good deal, we’d have presented it earlier,” says one league source.”
Now that's a low blow.
Tatonka Thunder
Well-Known Member
Really? I’m thinking maybe a 6.5
He's a man who would know.
And he now can order senior meals at Denny’s because he’s 55!