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RE: ACC Tournament off to Hot Start
(03-14-2017 12:03 PM)omniorange Wrote:  
(03-14-2017 10:29 AM)green Wrote:  Figures (Duke-North Carolina ACCT) do not include the 109,000 who streamed coverage on WatchESPN, the largest college basketball audience ever on the streaming platform. Nor do they include simulcast coverage on the ACC Network.
-- smw

ya never know who reads you ...

WHO'S WHO

As with most of your posts, I don't understand the logic of it. ACC Network/Watch ESPN are streaming applications. No streaming apps are currently part of Nielsen ratings to my knowledge.

Perhaps you can enlighten us further with plain English instead of your e e cummings imitation?

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Neil

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I write well ...
you respond ...
can't help for any deficiency in mental acuity ...
to your point ...
raycom sports aka ACC network was included in the tournament nielsens ...
the expert at smw weighs in ...

WRONG
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