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monthly subscriber fees for the content that the broadcast networks were renting out to them. The broadcast networks said, hey. The local market stations are just re airing content that is largely content that they're purchasing from us. The local ma
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was the first one to go to the cable companies and say, hey. We're broadcast. We're a local market station, but our content has value. We have sports, primarily the NFL. They're the biggest draw. We have local news and many other shows that people wa
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...the rights to. Yeah. This is NBC, ABC, Fox charging the cable companies to bring those broadcast networks onto the cable companies even though they are also available for free over the air to consumers. Right. But if you have a cable package and in y
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...rights. You know, Fox or NBC buys a rights package. They show the game. I assumed that they were only getting compensated with ad revenue and then sort of indirectly for, like, retaining those viewers for whatever programming they also had on the net
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...owns the rights to a show, you're like, great. It's all upside. Like, anything additional you can get is is new marginal revenue. It doesn't cost me anything. Take whatever percentage you feel you need. And, of course, it's not that that cordial, but
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