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Amazon ‘Thursday Night Football’ 2024 Regular-Season Finale Averages 11.04 Million Viewers on Prime Video
Compared to the previous year, the game was up 7% from the AFC tilt with the New York Jets and Cleveland Browns that averaged 10.29 million viewers.
‘NBA on ESPN’ Viewership Up 5% Year-Over-Year
Through 34 live games on the NBA on ESPN property, the broadcasts are averaging approximately 1.96 million viewers.
MSG Networks, Altice USA Yet to Reach New Carriage Deal Ahead of Expiration
Coinciding with the start of the new year, Optimum customers may be losing access to MSG Networks live game programming and broadcasts. Altice USA,...
A Look Back on the Biggest Sports Media Stories of 2024
As the year comes to an end, let's look back on some of the stories we have covered this year before we flip the page to 2025.
John Ourand is Covering Sports Business in a New Way at ‘Puck’
"All you have to do is hit ‘Reply,’ and our style of writing and our way of getting things out makes it very conversational, and that just seems to work really well for us."
Sports Media Reacts to the Death of Greg Gumbel
“He leaves behind a legacy of love, inspiration and dedication to over 50 extraordinary years in the sports broadcast industry; and his iconic voice will never be forgotten."
Greg Gumbel Passes Away at the Age of 78
"Gumbel first joined CBS Sports in 1989 where he contributed to its coverage of the National Football League, including working as the host of 'The NFL Today.'"
Big Ten Network Broadcasting On-Site Coverage of College Football Playoff Quarterfinals
The Big Ten Network will continue previewing quarterfinal matchups as "The B1G Show" airs at midnight EST on Sunday.
ESPN Airing MegaCast Presentation of College Football Playoff Quarterfinals
A variety of presentations will be available, including Field Pass with The Pat McAfee Show on ESPN2 as Ohio State and Oregon face off at the Rose Bowl Game on Wednesday, Jan. 1.
Sports Media Co-Rookies of the Year: Nick Saban and Bill Belichick
I thought it became pretty obvious from the get-go that Saban was a star in the making.