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General view of a ESPN college game day broadcast camera in the end zone during the game between the Colorado State Rams against the Colorado Buffaloes at Folsom Field.

Global Sports Survey: Majority of sports fans have trouble accessing games in streaming era

Sports fans are having more trouble accessing games in the streaming era with 60% saying they aren't able to access what they want to watch.

By Awful Announcing Staff OnOct 31, 2023 6
The Chiefs celebrate their Super Bowl LVII win.

NFL-commissioned Nielsen survey reports big reach and audience gains for Super Bowl LVII

This survey suggests a gain from  the previous Nielsen numbers on reach (from 182.6 million to 200 million viewers, a nine percent bump) and average minute audience (from 113.1 million to 136 million viewers, a 20 percent rise).

By Andrew Bucholtz OnFeb 28, 2023 2
A Roku streaming menu.

SI/PCMag survey has 15 percent of respondents planning to watch the Super Bowl watching via streaming

Large numbers of younger respondents to this survey plan to stream the Super Bowl.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJan 30, 2019 1
The SportsCenter set.

Super Bowl survey respondents say they get most of their NFL news from sports TV, a long way from the Horowitz-Fox vision

"54% get news or information about the NFL from sports TV channels (i.e. ESPN), 41% from sports news websites, and 38% from social media."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJan 30, 2018 1
Barry Blyn

ESPN-commissioned study: most viewers don’t feel they cover politics too frequently

64 per cent of respondents to a recent survey said ESPN gets it right with its mix of sports and politics.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnJun 5, 2017 12

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