1. ESPN ($5.06)
2. ESPN 3D ($2.71)
3. 3net ($1.29)
4. TNT ($1.21)
5. Disney Channel ($0.97)
6. NFL Network ($0.84)
7. Fox News ($0.82)
8. ESPN2 ($0.67)
9. USA Network ($0.62)
10. TBS ($0.59)
11(t). MGM HD ($0.58)
11(t). CNN en Espanol ($0.58)
13. CNN/HLN ($0.57)
14. Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite ($0.52)
15. HDNet ($0.47)
16. FX ($0.46)
17(t). Fox College Sports ($0.39)
17(t). MTV ($0.39)
19. HDNet Movies ($0.38)
20(t). Big Ten Network ($0.37)
20(t). Discovery Channel ($0.37)

this is pretty telling of the power of sports and why we are seeing all these new mega deals for sports programing.

ESPNs power is just insane & well ahead of the curve. you can see just how valuable the btn & NFL network have become considering they are both relatively new and well ahead of a lot of other more established networks

you can also see the bundling power of ESPN. Nick gets 3x the viewers as the disney channel however the disney channel gets paid double.

5 of the top 8 are sports channels or owned by sports channels, plus 2 more in the top 20

pretty interesting stuff

Seems odd that Fox College Sports gets as much (if not a penny or two more) than Fox Sports 1 & 2.

(11-04-2013 11:15 PM)chargeradio Wrote:  Seems odd that Fox College Sports gets as much (if not a penny or two more) than Fox Sports 1 & 2.

FS1 and FS2 are still getting paid based on their old Speed/Fuel subscriber rates. That will change once the current deals expire.