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RE: Big East Network should study PAC-12 Network
I don't think a conference network is even the best option. Instead whichever network ends up with the package, would be better off utilizing one of their under performing, currently widely distributed networks (G4 for Comcast, Tru TV for Turner, etc) and instead of having their own network, place tier 3 games on one of those networks, if feasible, share in the profits of improvements. I would do that and run the network similar to how Nickelodeon/Nick at Night and Cartoon Network/Adult Swim share space. Meanwhile, it means 3rd tier games are widely distributed, and its another fight (getting a network up) we don't have to deal with. Far fewer start up costs, easier access. Win/win.
09-01-2012 11:18 AM
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