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Another ignorant statement.......

on your part. That indirect value most certain hits the P&L in the advertising rates they get for other programs. As far as what might be my thing, as a CPA with over 40 years public and private experience I will be happy to discuss P&Ls or other aspects as you would like. What might be your thing?
Posted: 12/28/2024 at 05:02 PM ET
(In response to this post by Vippie1)

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NFL drew massive audiences on Netflix Christmas Day
HOO86 • 12/28/24 10:50 AM ET
And LeBron James complained that Christmas belongs to the NBA
lawhokie • 12/31/24 05:58 PM ET
If this might mean that streaming services (Netflix etc) could bury ESPN
13HOKIE • 12/29/24 09:39 AM ET
I thought there was a pro game on. That's why I couldn't find it.
Atlee Hokie • 12/28/24 04:40 PM ET
What would Netflix pay for a weekly Saturday NFL game?
mancunian • 12/28/24 11:59 AM ET
Massive audiences.......
2hhoop3 • 12/28/24 11:44 AM ET
I suspect every network loses money on NFL contracts
Vippie1 • 12/28/24 04:10 PM ET
I doubt anybody........
2hhoop3 • 12/28/24 04:15 PM ET
Well, CBS parent Paramount’s revenues are nearly 100 billion
lawhokie • 01/01/25 09:32 AM ET
They arent losing billions but they very well
Vippie1 • 12/28/24 04:40 PM ET
You are entitled to......
2hhoop3 • 12/28/24 04:49 PM ET
Disney has a market cap of over 200 billion dollars.
lawhokie • 01/01/25 09:44 AM ET
I guess accounting isn't your thing
Vippie1 • 12/28/24 04:54 PM ET
Another ignorant statement....... ◄
2hhoop3 • 12/28/24 05:02 PM ET
M&A for 30 years
Vippie1 • 12/28/24 05:53 PM ET
Here is one older article, I’m sure there are more detailed analyses posted
lawhokie • 01/01/25 09:13 AM ET
And here is a much better analysis**
lawhokie • 01/01/25 09:16 AM ET
What "benefits" do you believe.....
2hhoop3 • 12/28/24 06:03 PM ET
Look I'm done
Vippie1 • 12/28/24 06:44 PM ET
I wholly agree that networks would readily take losses on an NFL deal
lawhokie • 01/01/25 09:54 AM ET
I’m enjoying this discussion, you both could be right. Two ways to make 💵.
Stech • 12/30/24 08:27 AM ET
In other words, will Amazon buy a major broadcaster?
lawhokie • 01/01/25 10:09 AM ET
U mean build a campus n No Va, close to DC, & call it Virginia Techazon?🤣
Stech • 01/01/25 10:08 PM ET
You were done before......
2hhoop3 • 12/28/24 07:16 PM ET
I read where they paid $150M to the NFL, but I think
Big12 guy • 12/28/24 02:11 PM ET
Wait a minute; Netflix has the NFL Thursday games now?**
mancunian • 12/28/24 03:02 PM ET
My bad. The $150M for 2 years is correct, but it
Big12 guy • 12/28/24 03:23 PM ET
it's a 3 year deal - $150 million per game - based on ratings
AnotherTechW • 01/02/25 08:20 AM ET
Thanks for the clarification. **
Big12 guy • 01/02/25 09:14 AM ET
The average broadcast NFL game is between 15 to 17 million
HOO86 • 12/28/24 11:59 AM ET
For perspective, they said each game averaged about 24M streamers. Last...
TVLander • 12/28/24 11:56 AM ET
Probably got new subscribers and Ad money for it too. I didn’t watch it,
Stech • 12/28/24 01:58 PM ET
Has the potential for a huge paradigm shift, it’ll be interesting to watch.**
Stech • 12/28/24 11:35 AM ET
They also released the Beyonce half time show as a stand alone special
daveinop • 12/28/24 11:17 AM ET
I think this also puts ESPN (and maybe FoxSports) on notice that they...
TVLander • 12/28/24 11:50 AM ET
The paradigm shift that’s looming. Sankey/Saban/ESPN P1 talk is heating up
Stech • 12/28/24 02:09 PM ET