Will there come a time when ESPN radio is just game coverage and not talk programming.
They don't own the game coverage. They own the talk programming.
Will there come a time when ESPN radio is just game coverage and not talk programming.
They own radio rights to MLB, and NBA.They don't own the game coverage. They own the talk programming.
They own radio rights to MLB, and NBA.
ESPN pays for the broadcast rights. Is it cheaper for them to shut down espn radio and just distribute their content to who ever wants it.Not the same thing as outright ownership of the talent, show, and IP
The leagues control everything with their teams. They can impose blackout rules. The leagues also get spots in their games.
ESPN pays for the broadcast rights. Is it cheaper for them to shut down espn radio and just distribute their content to who ever wants it.
What would they do when no game is on ??Will there come a time when ESPN radio is just game coverage and not talk programming.
What does Westwood one do when no game is on?What would they do when no game is on ??
The LMA was so badly lopsided in Emmis' favor but it was a drop in the bucket for Disney (didn't they lease WQEW from the NYT for over a decade before they finally bought it?).WEPN has been on FM for 12 years and really hasn't profited from that move. They are barely making enough to pay for the LMA. That's why they're letting it go.
What does Westwood one do when no game is on?
Do you know? You may very well be right, but without facts you're on pretty much the same footing as Don CT on this matter.Do you know how much they pay for those rights and what the profit margin is? If you don't, then you don't know if it's cheaper.
Do you know? You may very well be right, but without facts you're on pretty much the same footing as Don CT on this matter.
If the contracts were public information, they would be shared. You can't provide facts for things that aren't public. Many of the contracts are also part of television rights deals such as MLB, NBA and the college football playoff.Do you know? You may very well be right, but without facts you're on pretty much the same footing as Don CT on this matter.
It could be is what I’m saying. If they want out of the radio business but want to produce content. Just produce national games and nothing else. Don’t worry about the talk shows.Not the same thing.
Stop it. As multiple people have said, It's NOT happening. They have a contract with Good Karma to produce content for the network and it exists in too many forms to promote the brand. ESPN Radio isn't just a radio network. Its programming is utilized for television simulcasts, podcasts, multiple satellite radio channels and makes the company a lot of money still.It could be is what I’m saying. If they want out of the radio business but want to produce content. Just produce national games and nothing else. Don’t worry about the talk shows.
Westwood One has a big array of programs it offers.What does Westwood one do when no game is on?
Isn't the LMA up in 1 month? What happens then?
With the switch coming at the end of next month, I wonder when we'll start hearing anything official about the incoming change