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3 days ago |
mediapost.com | Wayne Friedman
Sports on television is a big deal for media companies -- the NFL, NBA, Major League Baseball, and Nascar. Should networks and streamers move deeper into sports? Perhaps. The problem is that higher sports TV rights fees -- as the recent NBA deals have highlighted, and the NFL before that -- can be crazy long time-cost issues for media owners. Warner Bros. Discovery, on its departure from the NBA after this season, now has a different -- and perhaps more negative -- view of those acquisitions.
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3 days ago |
mediapost.com | Wayne Friedman
On the eve of its upfront advertising presentation in New York to advertisers, Fox Corp. released the details and name of its long anticipated premium streaming service: Fox One. The service will pool all news, sports, and entertainment content into one streaming platform including Fox News Channel, Fox Business, Fox Weather, Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, BTN, Fox Deportes, Fox-owned TV stations and the Fox Television Network.
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4 days ago |
mediapost.com | Wayne Friedman
Versant is thinking balls and strikes -- especially as it looks to add more programming. The newly announced Comcast Corp. spinoff group for most of its cable networks will look to sports programming, more “live” content as a goal. Right now, 65% of Versant’s programming is live -- coming from sports and news content.
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6 days ago |
videonuze.com | Wayne Friedman
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6 days ago |
mediapost.com | Wayne Friedman
Reversing its revenue miss in the fourth quarter, The Trade Desk had higher-than-expected Q1 2025 results, rising 25% to $616 million. The big demand-side ad platform witnessed its stock go up 6% on Thursday and 11% in aftermarket trading to $66.42. This would be a sharp reversal of the previous quarterly earning results where Trade Desk underperformed analyst/company estimates -- witnessed core-advertising revenue (san political advertising) rising just 17%.
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