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RE: LIV Golf signs deal with the CW Network
(06-06-2023 10:39 PM)DawgNBama Wrote:  
(01-22-2023 11:03 PM)Frank the Tank Wrote:  LIV Golf is effectively giving away its product right now because anyone with a relationship with the PGA (which primarily consists of CBS and NBC/Golf Channel along with ESPN for the PGA Championship) wasn’t going to touch them.

I don’t see the CW/Nexstar going after anything other than minor or very inexpensive sports rights. As other posters have mentioned, they are in heavy cost cutting mode (even more compared to the rest of the industry) and just trying to wring out whatever cash is available from these legacy linear TV channels.

You haven't seen the latest news on LUV Golf & the PGA Tour, have you Frank?? They are merging!!

That post was from January though
06-07-2023 07:15 AM
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