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RE: mwc to consider cutting the cord
I have to wonder that going all digital or mostly digital will change the expansion dynamic. Just because you are in a big TV market won't mean a thing to the digital side if the fan base isn't engaged. San Jose St is my example, they give the MW a footprint in the Bay Area but they haven't engaged in the digital network broadcasts. NMSU on the other hand has a fairly good fan engagement with their AggieVision and despite not being in a TV market would bring quite a bit more from the engaged fans over a digital network than SJSU does for the TV side.
03-13-2017 03:58 PM
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