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To: S. maltophilia who wrote (8000)	8/5/2025 3:39:20 PM
From: Ron	Read Replies (1) of 8531

Probably sports. Big demand for sports and Fox has a lot of sports. The streamers are getting into sports so big they often outbid the networks now for deals. A serious sports nut, (which I am not) has a problem following all his favorite teams. Used to be the big three and ESPN. No Longer. I wouldn't be surprised if the Fox-owned TV stations aren't seeing a big drop-off in viewers. They have to go where the growth is. My old employer, which has a strong NBC affiliate, is getting into local streaming, even streaming on the radio and rebroadcasting on FM stations. Seems like they are getting ready for the shut down of broadcast.

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