Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: Peacock head optimistic

2023-05-02 Thread Kevin M.
How much of Peacock’s revenue comes from the subscriber fees compared to advertising, product placement and other sources? Are there stats anywhere on that? On Tue, May 2, 2023 at 2:36 PM M-D November wrote: > Mentioning ESPN was deliberate, but maybe not for the reasons you thought > -

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: Peacock head optimistic

2023-05-02 Thread M-D November
Mentioning ESPN was deliberate, but maybe not for the reasons you thought - Endeavor, through UFC (with with WWE is now technically merged) has a deal to run their PPV events via ESPN+. If WWE were to go down that same road, it would stand to reason that they'd take the remainder of the "WWE

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: Peacock head optimistic

2023-05-02 Thread Tom Wolper
The other side of that is professional wrestling fans tend to be fans of other sports and getting brand loyalty is important for keeping ESPN sustainable. Every wrestling fan knows what’s going on behind the scenes especially now in the age of the internet, so nobody is being deceived anymore. I

Re: [TV orNotTV] Re: Peacock head optimistic

2023-05-02 Thread Mark Jeffries
I don't know, but I would be so worried about ESPN getting the WWE, especially considering all of the chicanery the WWE's gone through lately. It would seem very hard for "SportsCenter" to do any kind of investigative piece on them. And if I were the producer of the 11 p.m. ET show and was told

[TV orNotTV] Re: Peacock head optimistic

2023-05-02 Thread M-D November
I read recently that if WWE (via it's new ownership, Endeavor) goes with ESPN or another media outlet and doesn't renew their deal with Peacock, that's pretty much the end of Peacock as a viable service. Not sure how much of that was hyperbole... On Monday, May 1, 2023 at 6:58:38 PM UTC-4 Bob