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OT: Peacock
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The Davidson dorms are still there. Shocking to me as I was there as a freshman in '65-'66 and we all thought they were temporary! Back then nobody had a tv in their room. There was one in the common area and that year the Batman show was a big deal. It was the only show I remember people watching.
Brilliant . Demise year round watching for one or two playoff scam games with Peacock.
Sure ratings were wrong for streaming but peanuts compared to regular broadcasted playoff games.
Every Sunday night football game was on Peacock as well. Services like Peacock/Paramount/Disney+/ESPN are meant to replace your cable box. The negative is multiple apps but younger generations like my kids don't care. They don't watch traditional cable anyway. That is why services like Hulu, YouTubeTV, FUBO & DirectTV Stream exist (like standard cable).
5 million over the next one . I mean that seems pretty close considering it was a paid subscription
It actually outperformed by a little the wildcard game in the same slot last year that was on NBC broadcast channel.
From the article:
While streaming accounted for the lion’s share of the primetime Wild Card game’s viewership, the preliminary estimate also includes impressions served up via the NBC affiliates in Miami (WTVJ-6) and Kansas City (KSHB-41). Per Nielsen, Saturday night’s game was up 6% versus the analogous Chargers-Jaguars broadcast on NBC last year (20.6 million linear-TV viewers, plus another 1.2 streamers).
Held in subzero conditions, the Chiefs’ 26-7 victory now stands as the fifth-coldest NFL playoff game on record. As it happens, the Peacock deliveries were in keeping with a major media shift from nearly a decade ago; when ESPN kicked off cable’s first postseason game on Jan. 3, 2015, that Cardinals-Panthers Wild Card averaged 21.7 million viewers.
The official figures for the Peacock Wild Card game, including a breakdown of the number of fans who watched one of NBC’s local TV feeds, will be available on Friday. That said, the home-market turnout should be substantial, as the game averaged a 45.1 household rating in Kansas City—where 74% of the TVs in use were tuned to KSHB—and a 14.5 in Miami (41%). All told, approximately 710,000 homes tuned in across the NBC affiliates.
From the article:
While streaming accounted for the lion’s share of the primetime Wild Card game’s viewership, the preliminary estimate also includes impressions served up via the NBC affiliates in Miami (WTVJ-6) and Kansas City (KSHB-41). Per Nielsen, Saturday night’s game was up 6% versus the analogous Chargers-Jaguars broadcast on NBC last year (20.6 million linear-TV viewers, plus another 1.2 streamers).
Held in subzero conditions, the Chiefs’ 26-7 victory now stands as the fifth-coldest NFL playoff game on record. As it happens, the Peacock deliveries were in keeping with a major media shift from nearly a decade ago; when ESPN kicked off cable’s first postseason game on Jan. 3, 2015, that Cardinals-Panthers Wild Card averaged 21.7 million viewers.
The official figures for the Peacock Wild Card game, including a breakdown of the number of fans who watched one of NBC’s local TV feeds, will be available on Friday. That said, the home-market turnout should be substantial, as the game averaged a 45.1 household rating in Kansas City—where 74% of the TVs in use were tuned to KSHB—and a 14.5 in Miami (41%). All told, approximately 710,000 homes tuned in across the NBC affiliates.
NFL Streaming on Peacock Pays off as Dolphins-Chiefs Draw 23 Million
The first NFL playoff game presented exclusively via a streaming platform put up TV-size deliveries, as Saturday night’s Dolphins-Chiefs showdown on Peacock averaged 23 million viewers. While strea…
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Anyone notice that our great OT win last night forced the Maryland-Northwestern game to first be delayed and then forced their fans to shuffle around to find the game at the last minute?
Games on streaming have no issues.
It always starts on time and where it's supposed to be.
Games on streaming have no issues.
It always starts on time and where it's supposed to be.
We had the antenna on the roof local channels & Wometko home theater for movies. Probably late 70s tho. Wometko must have gone through the antenna now that I think about it
Not about Peacock, but all streaming services. They continue to push into live programming and sports.....and "sports entertainment". :)
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Cable is on life support similar to 8 tracks when cassettes came out. Just a matter of time. Is there a major cable company that does also have Internet?Not about Peacock, but all streaming services. They continue to push into live programming and sports.....and "sports entertainment". :)
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