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2hhoop3
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What "benefits" do you believe.....

are not reflected on the income statement, be specific, either directly or indirectly? As an M&A guy you should understand the value of a contract or deal is comprised of direct and indirect benefits that are reflected in the financial statements. You might want to reread your posts in this thread and reassess how measured you actually were.
Posted: 12/28/2024 at 06:03 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