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where there was a dispute between a cable company and local market broadcaster. And you probably saw an advertisement that said, make sure you call Comcast and tell them that you wanna see the Oscars on ABC, or make sure you call CBS and demand that
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it makes sense that they wanna own the stations in the biggest markets. So that's exactly what happened. Most of the broadcast television stations in the top 10 markets are what's known as O and O's, owned and operated stations, that are still owned
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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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...who 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,
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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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