Adam Schefter shouts out Prime Video one week after sharing video from illegal stream
"Love watching Thursday Night Football on @PrimeVideo."
"Love watching Thursday Night Football on @PrimeVideo."
Amazon Prime Video will reportedly pay a hefty sum to get the exclusive rights for an NFL Playoffs game in the 2024-25 season.
"The largest audiences will continue to be on broadcast television in the foreseeable future."
"Anything that is not impartial and unbiased is unacceptable to us. I must say that we think it's extremely odd and unfortunate that different rules are suddenly applying to one platform."
"We look at our sports portfolio and try to balance it overall. And in doing so, I think it’s highly unlikely that we would bid on the NBA."
A former skeptic is fully embracing Amazon's maiden voyage as an exclusive national broadcaster of the NFL.
“I don’t think there’s any company more prepared than we are to handle that type of scale and that type of challenge.”
Would NBC's involvement bring Al Michaels, Maria Taylor, and... Peyton Manning?
The Amazon-exclusive telecast will only be allowed on free, over-the-air TV in the markets playing in that game.
Four companies are still reportedly in the hunt for TNF streaming rights, which could give the NFL a big payday. But there are questions about just how interested Amazon is in retaining those rights.
The per-minute audience of 408,000 for Overwatch League's opening day beat Amazon's per-minute audience for TNF, both for individual games and for the whole season. But it didn't beat the total TNF streaming numbers, and it's worth keeping in mind the vast differences between the products.
Are you ready...to buy some ultimate tailgate products?
The $2.8 million asking price is reportedly roughly six times what networks charge, but the packages will include additional options.
Twitter apparently made a lot of money off their NFL streaming deal.
Twitter’s $10 million deal to stream 10 Thursday Night Football games resulted in an acceptable interface (albeit one...