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Associate Dean + Professor of Law + SELI Director at UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law | Visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School | Sportico Legal Analyst | Attorney
The NFL is headed to trial on February 22 to defend the Sunday Ticket in a class action antitrust lawsuit. The witness list includes some of the NFL's most influential figures, including Roger Goodell, Robert Kraft and Jerry Jones. We all the details on Sportico. #sportslaw #sportsbusiness #antitrustlaw #broadcasting #NFL
Goodell, Kraft, Jones Top NFL Sunday Ticket Witness List
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🎉 A big year for Audience Success, Programming Agreements, Notable Moments and Innovations (including its deal with Charter Communications), and more, ESPN's success in 2023 is further proof that the future of TV is anything but monolithic. #LiveSports #Multiscreen #WeFanTogether
ESPN Inc.: 2023 in Review
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🎉 A big year for Audience Success, Programming Agreements, Notable Moments and Innovations (including its deal with Charter Communications), and more, ESPN's success in 2023 is further proof that the future of TV is anything but monolithic. #LiveSports #Multiscreen #WeFanTogether
ESPN Inc.: 2023 in Review
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People who talk about the NBA are about to get paid a lot of money. Every company that shows NBA games employs announcing teams to cover the games themselves, as well as a studio crew to chatter before, during and after the contests. Two of the companies expected to get broadcasting rights, Comcast Corp. and Amazon.com Inc., don’t air the NBA right now. They’ll both need fresh faces for their studio show and in-game commentary. Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN already has all of these pieces, but its studio show is the subject of frequent criticism and revision. One of ESPN’s primary in-game analysts, JJ Redick, is a contender to become the next coach of the Los Angeles Lakers. A look at how the NBA’s $76 billion rights deal will fuel the market for basketball talent. https://lnkd.in/g8Bw-CW4
Charles Barkley, JJ Redick and the Brewing NBA Talent War
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In the potential agreement, @[disney](urn:li:organization:42318243)-owned @[ESPN](urn:li:organization:3595) would take control of @[NFL Media](urn:li:organization:9092132) which includes @[NFL NETWORK \[FOOTBALL]\](urn:li:organization:89486425) -- and the league would receive equity in ESPN. ESPN, NFL in advanced talks on agreement that could give league stake in TV giant https://ow.ly/7fzC50QqNF0
ESPN, NFL in advanced talks on agreement that could give league stake in TV giant
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Univision of the Streets: The Rise of Hood Media In this video, we delve into the emerging phenomenon of hood media and its impact on the streets. Join us as we explore its significance and discuss the comparison to mainstream media. #HoodMedia #StreetCulture #UnivisionOfTheStreets #EmergingTrends #MainstreamVsHoodMedia #StreetMedia #AlternativeVoices #MediaInfluence #YouthCulture #StreetReporting
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Here are the top stories we are following this morning at AdVantageNews.com. ✔️ Mega Millions winner from Illinois ✔️ Night Market on Broadway opens tonight ✔️ Godfrey trustees give first reading to budget ✔️ Cicadas should be leaving soon For complete details on these stories plus more local news, sports, and weather visit AdVantageNews.com. #LocalNewsFirst #RiverbendHeadlines #BigZMedia #AdVantageNews
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I am not saying this is going to happen but... all signs point to a number of foundational realities in the next 12-24 months: 🏈 Sports (and the NFL in particular) remains the most singular cultural force in Media and Entertainment. Period. Wrote about it last week if you're just catching up: https://lnkd.in/gDnxGxb7 📺 Streaming is coming for sports. Case in point: Today's Dolphins/Chiefs game exclusively on Peacock for a cool $100M. Sports drives all the key KPIs: acquisition, consistent viewership/engagement and reduce churn. 📺 +🏈 Disney is in a bit of a tight squeeze, and has been maneuvering ESPN for just such a move (https://lnkd.in/g_3DbGUp) so this isn't a surprise. ESPN+ has the lowest concentration of 18-34 year olds (just 23% vs 27% for NFL+, 33% for NBA Season Pass, and 26% form MLBTV) per Antenna (https://lnkd.in/ggV27i8F). 📺 There is going to be streaming consolidation. Whether its top-down pressure from Wall Street for streaming's continued losses or, more likely, bottoms-up pressure from consumers who can't find anything (see ratings for the Chiefs/Dolphins game and at least some angry fan sentiment) and tiring of carry 4-5 paid subscriptions per house, this contraction is the natural counter to years of expansion (2019) and contraction (2023-24). So to potentially future-proof its business, ESPN’s Highlander-like approach ("There can be only one" he says, in his best Sean Connery voice) isn't nearly as speculative as it sounds.
ESPN, NFL in advanced talks on agreement that could give league stake in TV giant
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Taylor Swift stole the show at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, overshadowing even the Kansas City Chiefs' victory – talk about star power! And after Usher, Alicia Keys, Lil Jon, and Ludacris rocked the halftime show, fintech firms jumped on the bandwagon to grab attention from the global captive audience. CBS Sports' ad slots were practically sold out months in advance, with a hefty price tag of $7 million for just 30 seconds of airtime. Apparently, this event is now dubbed the Advertising Super Bowl – and it's not cheap! These ads aren't just about entertainment; they offer valuable insights into consumer spending trends, revealing which industries are heating up or vying for attention. And guess what? Fintech Is Still Here! So, as you enjoy the Super Bowl commercials, remember they're more than just flashy ads – they're a glimpse into the future of consumer behavior!
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