NFL reportedly auctioning Christmas Day media rights
The NFL reversed course on Christmas Day games, planning a doubleheader and opening bidding for lucrative TV rights.
The NFL reversed course on Christmas Day games, planning a doubleheader and opening bidding for lucrative TV rights.
WBD CEO David Zaslav explained the thought process behind reaching new subscribers with the joint streaming app with ESPN and Fox.
NASCAR President Steve Phelps joined SBJ's Sports Media Podcast to discuss the challenges that the current climate has.
"I keep hearing the facile notion that it always goes up. You guys are students of history. That’s not sustainable."
"... was only as a potential starting point in negotiations to help get us to the estimated true value.”
Many of them didn’t expect to get $50 million per school from ESPN. They asked anyway.
NBC may not end up getting NBA media rights in the end, but there sure is a lot of smoke right now.
"I believe FSU will, at some point, have to very seriously consider leaving the ACC unless there is a radical change to the revenue distribution."
"Sources indicate that there is very little linear aspect to the deal that will be presented tomorrow."
"We are focused on concluding our media rights deal and securing our continued success and growth."
Van Gundy "combined a brilliant view of the game with genuine humor and showmanship" for ESPN.
"It's possible they could try to do Sunday Night Basketball after Sunday Night Football."
The Padres have become the first MLB team to have their games available to stream over-the-top in-market through MLB.TV.
"Everyone has taken a look at the grant of rights. You'd be crazy not to. But no one is going anywhere."
"I’ve made it abundantly clear that there’s a $30 million gap that’s starting next season."
"I think in five years we’ll get a much better feel for streaming services."
"Where we think there’s a fit with our local footprint and league or a series of teams, we’re absolutely ready to do a deal."
The Premier League may be offering more inventory to broadcasters in the UK.