"Netflix has spent eight months building the sports podcast portfolio. Now the NFL season will determine whether it has built a destination for sports podcasts — or simply just another collection of shows you have to pay for."
"We used to be a toddler, but the last couple of years we’ve outgrown our clothes a bit. That’s a compliment to what we’ve done. We’ve grown and matured quite a bit."
"Teams are only as good as their players. Media brands are only as good as their talent. Their entire value is based on having people that the audience wants to watch or hear."
“That to me is what I felt I always wanted to do at the highest level is to be on the desk in the studio,” said Rothstein. “I love waking up on a studio day and compiling information to add to our coverage. It’s the gas in the engine.
"They stick a lot of money into other people, for people they want to stay, right? And that's fine," said Maybe. "That's the decision that they make based on whatever value they think this person or that person brings to the company".
"My name's Rick Schwieger'. He shook my hand, looked down and about three seconds later he turned back around and said, 'Schwieger? There ain't no Schweigers in NASCAR".
"We really believe these new platforms give us the ability to innovate beyond where we are today and make the experience for our consumers so much better. It obviously makes it more available to our consumers, and particularly the younger demographic which is one we really want to get to".
"...the Big10, who I believe just added the most populous state in the United States to their footprint, which I think has gone underrecognized in this move."
"Netflix has spent eight months building the sports podcast portfolio. Now the NFL season will determine whether it has built a destination for sports podcasts — or simply just another collection of shows you have to pay for."
"We used to be a toddler, but the last couple of years we’ve outgrown our clothes a bit. That’s a compliment to what we’ve done. We’ve grown and matured quite a bit."