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Originally posted by Bearcat Otto View PostWe wouldn't bring more access to the BTN but we would open the door to many more eyes.
They are seeking new markets like ATL with GT or getting a near monopoly on DC with UVA (and MD) and getting BTN on their basic/standard tier of programming. Say they are getting $0.33 per month per subscriber which is $4.00 per year times say 2.5M subscribers in those markets each. Those are conservative numbers, but that's an additional $20M/year in cable rights fees for BTN minimum.Last edited by RedRocker; 12-12-2012, 05:45 PM.RIP #12 Greg Cook (1946-2012)
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Originally posted by cincycpaw View PostNope, it's the fact that it wouldn;t bring any more TV sets. That's it. They can pretend there are other factors, but there are not.
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Originally posted by RedRocker View PostI think BTN is already on most cable and satellite systems in the area so they already have the penetration into this market. If I have TWC, I'm already paying for it. They could probably care less if I watch it. As long as I'm paying for it, they're good.
They are seeking new markets like ATL with GT or getting a near monopoly on DC with UVA (and MD) and getting BTN on their basic/standard tier of programming. Say they are getting $0.33 per month per subscriber which is $4.00 per year times say 2.5M subscribers in those markets each. Those are conservative numbers, but that's an additional $20M/year in cable rights fees for BTN minimum.
While you are right about the box being important to TWC, the amount of huge advertising will always be dependent on viewership.
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Originally posted by CincyEngGrad02 View Posthaha. I'm just guessing at this point, but its the best guess I have.Not to be a debbie downer, but it's not all good attention.
Who cares. It is national attention. UC's basketball program needs attention in just about any way it can get it.
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To no one's surprise, I would guess, the B1G is looking over the landscape to the South and East for further partners (& possibly Midwest, but don't get your hopes up). They could get eventually to 20 teams:
http://journalstar.com/sports/husker...9bb2963f4.html
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I still think the ACC may be the safest bet for us if invited. Sure, they may lose GT and UVA, mayve FSU & Clemson, but I could see the B12 getting poached (Texas, TT, OSU, OU) by either the B1G or PAC12 and if the B1G goes after Kansas, then KSU, ISU, Baylor and TCU are screwed.
Just my $0.02. Mr. Toad's (Delaney) Wild Ride is far from over.RIP #12 Greg Cook (1946-2012)
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