Is the bubble going to burst? The trend of the past 20 years suggests that it won’t.
Broadcasters have been locking in their costs through long-term deals. That also makes it harder for tech companies — such as Netflix, Google or Apple — to buy into the market.
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Show Me The Money - How Big Have Sports Broadcast Rights Become?
March Madness is upon us.
In case you missed it, sports is big business.
Here is a chart showing the broadcast fees paid to various sports leagues.
Is the bubble going to burst? The trend of the past 20 years suggests that it won’t.
Broadcasters have been locking in their costs through long-term deals. That also makes it harder for tech companies — such as Netflix, Google or Apple — to buy into the market.
Show Me The Money - How Big Have Sports Broadcast Rights Become?
March Madness is upon us.
In case you missed it, sports is big business.
Here is a chart showing the broadcast fees paid to various sports leagues.
via Financial Times.
Is the bubble going to burst? The trend of the past 20 years suggests that it won’t.
Broadcasters have been locking in their costs through long-term deals. That also makes it harder for tech companies — such as Netflix, Google or Apple — to buy into the market.Posted at 02:18 PM in Business, Current Affairs, Market Commentary, Sports, Television | Permalink
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