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MLB Close To Finalizing Broadcast Rights for Near-Term With Apple Reportedly Out
"These talks reportedly involve NBC/Peacock, ESPN, Netflix and Apple—with Apple poised to exit the MLB broadcasting arena entirely"
Netflix Sells Out NFL Christmas Day Inventory
"Netflix said the partners have signed on for both in-game placements and broadcast features surrounding the highly anticipated holiday doubleheader"
Major League Baseball Talking Possible Baseball Packages With NBC, ESPN, Apple, Netflix
"The activity has created an opening for other platforms to enter the fray. Each potential contract would run three seasons according to The Athletic"
Sports Fans Were Wrong About Cable, and Now Are Paying the Price
"For the sports fan, the current streaming model is not an upgrade. It’s a downgrade wrapped in an illusion of choice"
Pete Carroll’s Coaching Philosophy is Great But Other Styles Are Just As Effective
"Just because a leader delivers hugs over headaches doesn't make it better or more effective."
Why Sports Radio Needs a Podcasting Wake up Call
"A simple truth for sports radio talent is this: if you haven’t developed a strategy to get on video and create outside of your show, the hourglass is running out of sand"
Netflix is On the Prowl for YouTube Creators — Would News Podcasters Consider a Switch?
"YouTube is great for discoverability, sure, but Netflix brings a level of prestige that’s hard to ignore."
What Happy Gilmore 2 Can Teach Cable News About the Danger of Nostalgia
Just like with movies, audiences evolve. Their attention spans are shorter, their standards are higher, and their options are endless. It’s not enough to be familiar anymore.
Netflix Climbs Into Top 3 Spot of June’s Nielsen Media Distributor Gauge
While Netflix rose into the top three after finishing May in fifth, YouTube expanded its lead over The Walt Disney Company.
Blanding: The Trend That’s Erasing Brand Identity
Have you noticed that brand logos have become flatter, color has moved toward neutral, products are losing identifiable qualities, and the uniqueness of brands themselves is becoming uniform.