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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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like they would in the past. In the past, it was sort of a rite of passage that when you moved out of your parents' house and formed a quote, unquote household, you would join the pay TV package. But a lot of younger viewers are just skipping that al
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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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...to this world championship game to all the networks. And CBS and NBC are living because they've already got the rights to the respective leagues. They thought they both had a championship game, but it turns out they both had a semifinal. So what ends
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