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World Cup riches: who wins big and who pays the price
business1 month ago

World Cup riches: who wins big and who pays the price

The expanded 2026 World Cup is expected to push FIFA revenues into the tens of billions from broadcasting, licensing, sponsorships and ticket sales, with new monetization like secondary resale and hydration-break ad inventory; fans face sky-high prices for tickets, travel and hotels; broadcasters and sponsors stand to gain from broad advertising and sponsorship opportunities; host cities are likely to see limited long‑term economic benefits; merchandise demand is soaring (despite counterfeits); and betting operators expect a record boom, making FIFA, brands and media the big winners while fans and host economies bear the costs.

via BBC|
#broadcasters#business#fans
The Voice of the Yankees Remembered: John Sterling Dies at 87
sports3 months ago

The Voice of the Yankees Remembered: John Sterling Dies at 87

John Sterling, the Yankees’ long-time radio voice, died at 87 after a 36-year run as the team’s play-by-play announcer beginning in 1989, calling 5,060 regular-season games and 211 postseason games and becoming synonymous with the franchise’s fandom through his distinctive baritone and signature calls. His career spanned eras with Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and Aaron Judge, included five championships, and he retired in 2024 before briefly returning for the final week of the season; he faced health issues in later years but left a lasting imprint on Yankees broadcasting.

via The New York Times|
#baseball#broadcasters#obituary
FCC chief warns broadcasters they could lose licenses over Iran coverage
politics5 months ago

FCC chief warns broadcasters they could lose licenses over Iran coverage

FCC Chair Brendan Carr said broadcasters must serve the public interest or risk losing their licenses, escalating a dispute sparked by Trump’s criticism of Iran coverage. Democrats call the postura unconstitutional, while the FCC argues its authority over broadcast content is limited and licenses are issued to stations (not networks) with a mandate to operate in the public interest.

via BBC|
#broadcasters#fcc#iranwar
FCC Chief Sees License Leverage Over Broadcasters in Wake of Trump Iran Coverage
politics5 months ago

FCC Chief Sees License Leverage Over Broadcasters in Wake of Trump Iran Coverage

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr escalated pressure on broadcasters, warning that stations airing ‘fake news’ could lose their licenses at renewal, using President Trump’s critique of Iran-war coverage as context and arguing that public trust in media hinges on accurate wartime reporting. The FCC licenses TV and radio outlets but not networks or online-only publications, and Carr has long pressed for enforcing the public-interest obligation amid concerns about media credibility.

via NBC News|
#broadcasters#fcc#license-renewals
FCC chief warns broadcasters as Trump questions Iran tanker reports
world5 months ago

FCC chief warns broadcasters as Trump questions Iran tanker reports

FCC Chair Brendan Carr blasted broadcasters for spreading what he called fake news after President Trump disputed a Wall Street Journal report that Iran struck five U.S. tanker planes, warning license renewals could be at risk if outlets don’t serve the public interest; Trump countered the report as misleading and urged more nations to send warships to defend oil interests, underscoring ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions.

via CNBC|
#brendan-carr#broadcasters#fake-news
politics6 months ago

FCC Chief presses broadcasters to pledge patriotic programming for 250th anniversary

FCC Chair Brendan Carr urged broadcasters to join a voluntary "Pledge America Campaign" to air patriotic, pro‑America content as part of White House efforts to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, suggesting civic education, national history programming, public-service announcements, and patriotic music. The move has drawn criticism for potentially expanding government influence over media and raising First Amendment concerns, with regulators also juggling ongoing mergers and regulatory requests that could affect broadcasters’ responses.

via Politico|
#250th-anniversary#broadcasters#fcc
Trump's FCC Pressure and Censorship Concerns Amid Supreme Court Ruling
law-and-politics11 months ago

Trump's FCC Pressure and Censorship Concerns Amid Supreme Court Ruling

A recent Supreme Court decision in NRA v. Vullo reinforces that government coercion to silence disfavored speech violates the First Amendment, which could impact ongoing debates about FCC pressure on broadcasters, including potential license revocations over controversial content or commentary, with legal experts noting the case's relevance to current issues involving FCC and political pressures.

via ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos|
#broadcasters#fcc#first-amendment
"Yankees Radio Voice John Sterling: Colleagues Share Stories, Retirement Plans Revealed"
sports2 years ago

"Yankees Radio Voice John Sterling: Colleagues Share Stories, Retirement Plans Revealed"

Colleagues and friends share their favorite memories of iconic Yankees broadcaster John Sterling, who recently announced his retirement after 36 years as the team's primary play-by-play announcer. From his unique on-air style to his enduring friendships, Sterling's impact on the game and those around him is celebrated as the Yankees prepare to honor him with a pregame ceremony at Yankee Stadium.

via The Athletic|
#broadcasters#john-sterling#memories
"Legendary Yankees Broadcaster John Sterling Honored as He Retires"
sports2 years ago

"Legendary Yankees Broadcaster John Sterling Honored as He Retires"

Broadcasters Brendan Burke and Wayne Randazzo paid tribute to retiring New York Yankees legend John Sterling by replicating his famous calls during recent games. Both broadcasters, who have personal connections to Sterling, honored him with their renditions of his iconic home run and goal calls. Sterling, who announced his retirement after 36 seasons as the Yankees' lead play-by-player, will be honored at Yankee Stadium. With a career spanning over 60 years, Sterling's influence on broadcasting, particularly in New York, is widely recognized and celebrated.

via The Athletic|
#broadcasters#john-sterling#new-york-yankees
"Dads, Brads, and Chads: Taylor Swift's NFL Presence - Too Bad"
sports-and-entertainment2 years ago

"Dads, Brads, and Chads: Taylor Swift's NFL Presence - Too Bad"

Pop star Taylor Swift's frequent appearances at Kansas City Chiefs games to support her boyfriend Travis Kelce have drawn both cheers and jeers, with some viewers and sports figures expressing displeasure at the amount of airtime she receives during broadcasts. However, her presence has undeniably activated an audience that wouldn't normally tune in to football games, with record-breaking ratings and a rise in female viewership. While some criticize the coverage, broadcasters have the freedom to decide how often to show Swift, and her attendance has undeniably generated buzz and interest. As the Chiefs head to the AFC Championship and potentially the Super Bowl, the debate over Swift's presence and coverage is likely to continue.

via CNN|
#afc-championship#broadcasters#kansas-city-chiefs
"Streaming History: Chiefs-Dolphins Game on Peacock Sets New Record"
sports2 years ago

"Streaming History: Chiefs-Dolphins Game on Peacock Sets New Record"

The recent streaming-only NFL playoff game on Peacock drew in 23.0 million viewers, indicating a potential shift towards more streaming-only games in the future. As sports rights fees continue to rise, broadcasters are faced with the challenge of extracting revenue from viewers who are not accustomed to paying for what they've enjoyed for free. This trend may lead to more playoff games behind paywalls, potentially impacting viewer engagement and the league's reach.

via Yahoo Sports|
#broadcasters#nfl#playoffs