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Analysts: Non-Sports Programming Is Becoming ‘Irrelevant’ to Broadcast TV Viewership
Should broadcast networks scrap entertainment programming?
NFL To FCC: Ending Antitrust Exemption Would Mean “Higher Costs and Confusion”
League called its current media distribution policy “good for our fans” and “for local broadcasters”
EverPass Media Expands Distribution Deal with Netflix
It now has exclusive commercial rights to distribute upcoming Fury vs. Makhmudov fight in the U.S. to bars, restaurants and other venues
NAB Blasts Sports Rights Shift to Streaming, Urges FCC to Reconsider Antitrust Exemptions
Ending station ownership caps and supporting the transition to NextGen TV are among its proposals for improving access to free sports programming
Carr Warns NFL Over Streaming Rights, Consumer Costs
REGULATORY & LEGAL Allowing leagues to shift more games to costly streaming services could invalidate their anti-trust exemptions, the FCC Chair says
Super Bowl Ratings Error: Revised Nielsen Data Shows 125.6 Million Viewers
The revision added 700,000 viewers to the total released on Feb. 10
Super Bowl LX Attracts Nearly 125 Million U.S. Viewers
Viewing peaked at a record 137.8 million; 128.2 million in the U.S. viewed Bad Bunny’s halftime show, which also set records on social media
TV Viewing Hits 12-Month High
Cable surged 9% in January on strength of college football playoffs and news, while NFL delivered top 15 broadcast telecasts
