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Why are NFL games facing TV blackouts?
TV Stations are threatening the black out NFL games because the stadiums are not selling out.
Here’s my take: Fans are staying home to save money and watch the game on TELEVISION!!! Which means more eyes on the screen, which means more ad revenue (I know how advertising works because I work in advertising; more eyes equals more money regardless of medium). And we’re talking about the big advertisers: beer and food.
Are the TV stations brain-dead?
Thank you all. Didn’t realize it was an NFL rule. I thought the TV stations were saying, “Your game didn’t sell out? Then it must be that nobody wants to watch your team. We’re gonna show “Friends” reruns instead.”
Which, we all can agree, would be a false assumption made by the station.
Again, thanks for the clarification.
TV stations don’t have a blackout. It’s an NFL rule. You can take your take and …
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