NBC’s $110 million Peacock NFL playoff game gamble
- Thread starter Old School
- Start date
- Mar 19, 2006
- 38,161
- 346
- 83
- 73
NFL's First Playoff Game Behind Paywall Sets a Record
Match on Peacock between Chiefs and Dolphins drew an average 23M viewers
www.newser.com
Match on Peacock between Chiefs and Dolphins drew an average 23M viewers
NFL's first playoff game behind paywall sets a record
"A milestone moment in media and sports history."
Look in your area for a jailbroken firestick. The cost locally here is $65 for the firestick and $50 every 3 months. You get every nfl, mlb, nba, nhl, soccer/futbol, ncaa football and basketball, all ppv, loads of news networks, loads of nbc,abc,cbs,and fox affiliates, all hbo, cinemax, showtime, and even porn. No need for cable just a good internet connection.
I figured you more for bbw, lol
On a serious note, I had one of those broken firesticks 4-5 years ago and I hated it.
Peacock Game Likely Cost NFL More Than 10 Million Viewers
In case you hadn't heard through the chorus of complaints, Saturday's Wild Card game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins was broadcast exclus
www.thebiglead.com
In case you hadn't heard through the chorus of complaints, Saturday's Wild Card game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins was broadcast exclusively on Peacock, NBC's streaming service. While the network has been crowing about the 23 million viewers it received for that game, a closer examination shows the NFL likely cost itself millions of viewers by not having the contest broadcast in a traditional format.
As Sports Illustrated's Jimmy Traina pointed out, the league likely left 10 to 12 million viewers on the table. The Green Bay Packers' win over the Dallas Cowboys was broadcast on FOX and landed 40 million viewers, while the Detroit Lions' win over the Los Angeles Rams was on NBC and garnered 36 million viewers. In the weekend's only other game we have numbers for, the Houston Texans' win over the Cleveland Browns was also on NBC and got 29 million viewers. So, of the four games we have numbers for, the Peacock game had the lowest viewership. By far.
Peacock Game Likely Cost NFL More Than 10 Million Viewers
In case you hadn't heard through the chorus of complaints, Saturday's Wild Card game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins was broadcast exclus
In case you hadn't heard through the chorus of complaints, Saturday's Wild Card game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins was broadcast exclusively on Peacock, NBC's streaming service. While the network has been crowing about the 23 million viewers it received for that game, a closer examination shows the NFL likely cost itself millions of viewers by not having the contest broadcast in a traditional format.
As Sports Illustrated's Jimmy Traina pointed out, the league likely left 10 to 12 million viewers on the table. The Green Bay Packers' win over the Dallas Cowboys was broadcast on FOX and landed 40 million viewers, while the Detroit Lions' win over the Los Angeles Rams was on NBC and garnered 36 million viewers. In the weekend's only other game we have numbers for, the Houston Texans' win over the Cleveland Browns was also on NBC and got 29 million viewers. So, of the four games we have numbers for, the Peacock game had the lowest viewership. By far.
Who knew?
Besides everyone.....
Idiots.
