Damn NFL!
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The only other Nexstar owned NBC in Ohio is Columbus (besides the Dayton station that I posted the tweet from). Maybe they are on their own hub (I do not know)
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Which is what I wrote in post#147, direct from that facebook post-and the only channel affected.
So, a very few amount of people in the Grand Rapids metro area, no grand conspiracy to get all of NBC’s audience to purchase Peacock.
Yeah, after this game all those fans who were upset went elsewhere for their entertainment. Oh wait.
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Curious what this weekend’s game on Fox does, unlike CBS, NBC, ABC/ESPN, they do not have a streaming service to share with, which has been great for the others, more people watching, means more advertising $$$$ for the Networks/Parent Company.
The rumors on Reddit is Fox has been trying to partner with someone to put it’s Fox Sports content on a streaming service, but is wanting way too much money.
The other rumor is ( also from Reddit, so up to you if you believe it) Fox had to give a lot of money back to Advertisers, since the ratings for the World Series did not hit a certain threshold.
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Not the same thing as being available for Cord Cutters/Nevers, when on Peacock/Paramount/ESPN+.
To access it on the app, you have to be a live TV subscriber, which, as of 3rd quarter, 60 Million Households (out of 131 Million) are not.
In the three days leading up to the January 13 kickoff in Kansas City, Peacock saw 2.8 million sign-ups, Antenna reported on Wednesday, citing preliminary data.
The event marked “the single biggest subscriber acquisition moment ever measured” by the company, it said, driving more sign-ups to the streaming service in a three-day period than the 2019 launch of Disney+ and previous Super Bowls that were made available on subscription video platforms, though none were exclusives.
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This picture quality just sucks, I honestly believe Peacock’s looked better in straight 1080P, then this fake 4K Fox is putting out.
The afternoon game on Paramount+ looked better then this.
Not sharp , colors are dull, just yech.
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Just after I said that I wish I hadn’t. I was rooting hard for the Lions.
Wow! I really thought it would be a DET - KC super bowl. The Lions were running away with it early on.
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And another 55 Million for the AFC game for just CBS.
The NFL ON CBS scored the most-watched AFC Championship Game ever, averaging 55.473 million viewers
Then this for Paramount+
www.paramountpressexpress.com
The NFL ON CBS scored the most-watched AFC Championship Game ever, averaging 55.473 million viewers
Then this for Paramount+
- Paramount+ recorded its most-streamed live event ever and scored double-digit year-over-year growth in households, streaming minutes and average minute audience (AMA) vs. last year’s AFC Championship Game.
Paramount Press Express | "NFL ON CBS” DELIVERS THE MOST-WATCHED AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME EVER
CBS Sports continued its record-setting viewership with another 50+ million-viewer audience leading up to its presentation of Super Bowl LVIII. AFC Champi
www.paramountpressexpress.com
and then the coach out-smarted himself - KICK THE BLOOMING FIELD GOAL! This is sudden death, take the bloody points!! 🙄
These numbers are Not a surprise seeing we are still in the early stages of showing this type of thing ...And another 55 Million for the AFC game for just CBS.
The NFL ON CBS scored the most-watched AFC Championship Game ever, averaging 55.473 million viewers
Then this for Paramount+
Paramount Press Express | "NFL ON CBS” DELIVERS THE MOST-WATCHED AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME EVER
CBS Sports continued its record-setting viewership with another 50+ million-viewer audience leading up to its presentation of Super Bowl LVIII. AFC Champi
I would expect them so set records for awhile in the future.
