Bye bye ASN
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According to: http://awfulannouncing.com/online-o...e-games-new-video-network-called-stadium.html
It looks like ASN's new name will now be "Stadium" and it will be available 24/7 on Twitter.
Looks like the common word/name for TV stations is still on going, which makes them fun to Google for.
It looks like ASN's new name will now be "Stadium" and it will be available 24/7 on Twitter.
Looks like the common word/name for TV stations is still on going, which makes them fun to Google for.
This article claims "Stadium" will be launched "late July".
http://www.bizjournals.com/chicago/news/2017/06/07/120-sports-replaced-by-stadium.html
I am still curious how they will handle stations that were syndicated like mine, where games were put on whatever subchannel was available.
http://www.bizjournals.com/chicago/news/2017/06/07/120-sports-replaced-by-stadium.html
I am still curious how they will handle stations that were syndicated like mine, where games were put on whatever subchannel was available.
I'm surprised the one article mentioned above said "Late July" for Stadium as I have barely heard a single word about a soon-to-be launch and their website barely has anything.
Yes, all you get on the website is a youtube video that is somewhat misleading, as it touts highlights mostly of things it will cover on its highlights show, rather than games it will actually have rights to.
The TV listings for ASN now just list "programming". Apparently no one is even bothering to mail Tribune a copy of what it plans to show. It is all just reruns of last winter's games anyway.
The TV listings for ASN now just list "programming". Apparently no one is even bothering to mail Tribune a copy of what it plans to show. It is all just reruns of last winter's games anyway.
Wow for the 4 companies involved making a huge deal about Stadium a few months ago, details are extremely scarce right now with the website still not being updated.
Better Together: Is Sinclair-Led Sports Venture Greater Than Sum of its Parts?
Is Sinclair-Led Sports Venture Stadium Greater Than Sum of its Parts?
Round-the-clock cable sports networks like ESPN and FS1 will soon have competition on over-the-air television in the form of a new joint venture spearheaded by Sinclair Broadcasting. Stadium, which launches Monday as a 24/7 digital offering before making its over-the-air debut Sept 6, combines the reach of the Sinclair-owned channel formerly known as American Sports Network with more than 3,000 live events from Campus Insiders and a studio programming foundation from 120 Sports.
In terms of live events, Stadium will offer exclusively college sports from mid-major conferences at launch, including the American Athletic Conference, Atlantic 10, Mountain West, West Coast Conference and Conference USA. Coyle said the net is in talks to add live professional sports rights from leagues outside the “big four.”
Studio programming will include a daily NFL -focused show called “Inside the League,” a college sports program called “Campus Insiders” and flagship highlights program “The Rally,” which already has a following from 120 Sports’ past Twitter streaming deal. 120 Sports—whose stakeholders include MLBAM, the NHL and PGA Tour —will also allow Stadium to offer viewers in-game highlights and live look-ins as part of its studio programming.
Is Sinclair-Led Sports Venture Stadium Greater Than Sum of its Parts?
Round-the-clock cable sports networks like ESPN and FS1 will soon have competition on over-the-air television in the form of a new joint venture spearheaded by Sinclair Broadcasting. Stadium, which launches Monday as a 24/7 digital offering before making its over-the-air debut Sept 6, combines the reach of the Sinclair-owned channel formerly known as American Sports Network with more than 3,000 live events from Campus Insiders and a studio programming foundation from 120 Sports.
In terms of live events, Stadium will offer exclusively college sports from mid-major conferences at launch, including the American Athletic Conference, Atlantic 10, Mountain West, West Coast Conference and Conference USA. Coyle said the net is in talks to add live professional sports rights from leagues outside the “big four.”
Studio programming will include a daily NFL -focused show called “Inside the League,” a college sports program called “Campus Insiders” and flagship highlights program “The Rally,” which already has a following from 120 Sports’ past Twitter streaming deal. 120 Sports—whose stakeholders include MLBAM, the NHL and PGA Tour —will also allow Stadium to offer viewers in-game highlights and live look-ins as part of its studio programming.
That's good news since we have Mountain West conference I just hope one our local Albuquerque' TV stations will carry this new sport network.
Go Lobos!!!!
Go Lobos!!!!
Stadium is Pluto TVThat's good news since we have Mountain West conference I just hope one our local Albuquerque' TV stations will carry this new sport network.
Go Lobos!!!!
Pluto TV has nothing to do with Disney. It belongs to some guy named Flynn.
I really do not understand the business model. It is a free collection of random channels, some ones you might pay for, but most are just collections of youtube type stuff, political axe grinders, and stuff out of copyright. Exactly how you make a profit giving away your product is beyond me.
In any event, Stadium's highlights show could fill the niche Sports Center abandoned when it went 100% NBA/politics/race/lifestyles. Like,covering sports.
I really do not understand the business model. It is a free collection of random channels, some ones you might pay for, but most are just collections of youtube type stuff, political axe grinders, and stuff out of copyright. Exactly how you make a profit giving away your product is beyond me.
In any event, Stadium's highlights show could fill the niche Sports Center abandoned when it went 100% NBA/politics/race/lifestyles. Like,covering sports.
Would love to see sinclair get rid of TBD on KTUL 8.4 in Tulsa and replace it with Stadium, although not sure there is enough bandwidth left on KTUL for a subchannel with lots of fast motion like sports without taking more away from ABC HD, Comet and AntennaTV..
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