Advertisers Demand Lower Prices in Weak TV Upfront Market.

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Source: Variety
Advertisers Demand Lower Prices in Weak TV Upfront Market.
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Advertisers are seeking rollbacks in the rates they pay for reaching TV viewers in early "upfront" talks with TV networks, as the continued migration of viewers to streaming and digital-video options erodes the marketplace leverage of traditional TV companies. The market for TV advertising has weakened, with TV networks striking deals that called for CPM increases ranging from 8% to 12% in 2022. Buyers expect the total volume of dollars committed to broadcast and cable networks to be down as much as a double-digit percentage, with digital volume staying flat or falling in a single-digit percentage range.

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