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does not make a significant difference other than pride and ambassadorship to put somebody in the booth for $37.5 million dollars. For $375 million, you could have bought some live event rights, which would actually make a significant difference. He is from a White ethnicity, and his zodiac sign is Sagittarius, whereas his religion is Christianity. John Skipper currently resides in Manhattan, New York City. Writer and poet, John Betjeman said of him. John Skipper has worked diligently to differentiate and elevate ESPN from its competitors. Skipper was president of sports braadcasting giant ESPN from 2012 until 2017 Skipper was introduced to Denyer by Michael Linton, who actually is the person who hired me at The Walt Disney Company. TNT created a show that stands out above other studio shows because it. John Skipper, who resigned as president of ESPN in December 2017, commented on the events that led to his departure during his sit-down with Bill Simmons on his podcast. It wasn’t for Shaquillel O’Neal or Charles Barkley, and Skipper says that is okay. ESPN has a lot of programming to fill though and the model they use has worked for them. “At about $100,000 a pop, we could have hired 370 employees for that. On December 19, 1955, John was born in Lexington, North Carolina, United States. George John Skipper (18561948) was a leading Norwich-based architect of the late Victorian and Edwardian period. John Skipper acknowledged that the workload can be a disadvantage for ESPN in those situations. “I don’t think that’s necessary, or a good use of $37.5 million,” he said. Regardless, Skipper, the current CEO of Meadowlark Media, doesn’t think the numbers add up. It doesn’t really matter that much other than for pride and I guess he’ll shake advertisers’ hands.”īrady will work as a brand ambassador for Fox in addition to calling games and the true value for the network may be in leveraging Brady’s fame and appeal for marketing purposes. John Skipper is the Executive Chairman of DAZN Group, overseeing the sports streaming service’s global expansion, rights-acquisition strategy and corporate positioning. “I think he’ll probably be okay on the game. “They do seem to have been bidding against themselves cause it is the only spot open, again, they’re buying a trophy,” Skipper said. Skipper, who stated earlier this month that he never would have signed Tom Brady to the $375 million deal the 44-year-old reportedly inked with Fox to become the network’s top NFL broadcaster immediately after he’s done playing football, called the seven-time Super Bowl winner a “very, very, very expensive trophy” for Fox with “very little economic value.” He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in English Literature from the University of North Carolina and Columbia University, respectively.Appearing on The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz, former ESPN president John Skipper said he thinks a current superstar NFL quarterback may have been a trophy hire for Fox Sports. Skipper began his career in publishing, rising to senior roles with Rolling Stone, US and Spin magazines. John Skipper, the former president of ESPN who suddenly left that company last year, now has a new job as executive chairman of streaming sports production. Obviously, the Big Ten and SEC are already headed in this direction. He is also an active philanthropist, serving on the boards of such organizations as the Institute for Sports and Social Justice, Glasswing (which creates safe communities for youngsters in several Central American countries) and Pacunam (a Mayan excavation project that will provide jobs and encourage tourism in the impoverished nation of Guatemala). Ken Fang, ESPN's John Skipper Talks about Streaming and Hiring AfricanAmericans, ', February 18, 2016 . Skipper, an alum of UNC, believes in the vision of the Power 5 shifting to four conferences, each with 16 teams. Diversity was a hallmark of Skipper's tenure at ESPN, changing the way the network looked both in front of and behind the camera. In 1997, John Skipper launched ESPN The Magazine and went on to hold a variety of leadership positions including Executive Vice President, Content prior to being named President.

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From 2012-2017, Skipper served as ESPN President and Co-Chairman, Disney Media Networks, during which time he secured a series of long-term, multiplatform agreements with major rightsholders, including the NBA, MLB, the College Football Playoff, major college conferences, US Open tennis, and the Rose, Sugar and Orange Bowls. Prior to joining DAZN in May 2018, John Skipper spent more than two decades with The Walt Disney Company. DAZN, which in Skipper's words endeavors to become "the Netflix of Sports," can currently be seen in nine countries across four continents, providing viewers with such content as boxing, mixed martial arts, soccer and baseball. John Skipper, who during his four-decade-long media career has alternately served as storyteller and dealmaker, is the Executive Chairman of DAZN Group, overseeing the sports streaming service's global expansion, rights-acquisition strategy and corporate positioning.

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four new teams joined the NFL’s global markets program but the bengals are still saying “nahhh”

#that’s why Joe will never leave this team

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On Sunday night, Mike Benson gets a little over seven minutes to cap off weeks of work.

The CBS marketing chief will use promo time allotted to Paramount Global during the Super Bowl to turbocharge a broad array of campaigns he has set in motion in the past few months aimed at getting viewers excited about one of the most unorthodox TV seasons in history.

“Think about what we are up against here,” says Benson, a veteran of the business of promoting programming who has also worked at ABC and Amazon. “It’s the first time going back to 1954 that a broadcast network is launching a season outside of the fall” due to the recent Hollywood talent strikes.

CBS will use the Super Bowl to tout not just the new drama “Tracker,” which gets its debut right after the end of the game, but also “Ghosts,” “Fire Country,” “So Help Me Todd” and “Young Sheldon.” Some of that promo time will also be allocated to the free video-on-demand outlet Pluto as well as Paramount+, all part of parent company Paramount Global.

The marketing tactics are crucial for Paramount, which has been viewed as an acquisition candidate by Wall Street and needs to demonstrate its prowess in getting people to watch its content in sizable numbers. “The exclusive airing of Super Bowl LVIII this Sunday will be a bright spot for the company at a time when Paramount Global remains under pressure due to its transition to and competition in streaming from its declining linear operations,” says Neil Begley, a media analyst and senior vice president at Moody’s, in a note. “Also, we believe that more eyes on the game than average are likely given that we expect higher numbers of non-traditional fans watching for Taylor Swift sightings, which should be a boon for advertisers.”

And though CBS is not paying directly for the time, it can’t be squandered. It’s valuable. The network has been seeking between $6.5 million and more than $7 million for a 30-second spot in the Big Game.

The real takeaway for Super Bowl viewers, says Benson, is that CBS will debut the bulk of its programs in the days following the game as part of a “good old-fashioned Premiere Week.”

The hope is that the Super Bowl will serve as a final marketing salvo after months of work aimed at getting people excited about CBS’ schedule of programs. Since the official end of strikes by actors and writers in fall, CBS has run recaps helping them to remember where their favorite series left off in 2023. During the NFL playoffs, CBS ran “first look” footage that offered viewers sneak previews that were called “sneak ends.” Some featured actors like Queen Latifah, Cedric the Entertainer and Iain Armitage speaking directly to the audience — and not in character.

CBS has also run promos that tout its Monday- and Tuesday-night schedules instead of individual shows, something easier to do since a suite of “NCIS” series run on Monday and three “FBI” programs run on Tuesdays.

“There is a lot we have to get done,” he says. And, at least on Super Bowl Sunday, just a little time to do it.

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28th WISE Women Of The Year Awards Luncheon To Honor Four Women At Annual Event

Women in Sports and Events (WISE), the foremost career and leadership development organization for women in the business of sports, will host its 28th WISE Women of the Year Awards Luncheon at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City on March 19, 2024 honoring four recipients of the WISE Women of the Year award. 

The 2024 recipients are: Ayala Deutsch, Executive Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, National Basketball Association; Kate Johnson, Director and Head of Global Sports & Entertainment Marketing, Google; Michele Kajiwara, Senior Vice President, Premium and Events Business, Crypto.com Arena & Peacock Theater; and Renee Chube Washington, Chief Operating Officer, USA Track & Field.   WISE members across North America had the opportunity to nominate women for their accomplishments and significant contributions to the business of sports, and the honorees were selected by the organization’s National Board.

“WISE is thrilled to honor four women who personify what it means to be a leader in our industry,”

said Kathleen Francis, National Board chair and president of WISE. “Ayala Deutsch, Kate Johnson, Michele Kajiwara, and Renee Chube Washington are not only paving the way, but they are also making a way for other women. We look forward to celebrating each of the honorees at our annual luncheon and the great work they do.”

The 2024 WISE Women of the Year honorees:

Ayala Deutsch, EVP and Deputy General Counsel, NBA

Ayala Deutsch is responsible for managing commercial legal affairs and intellectual property matters for the NBA and its affiliated leagues, including the global acquisition, protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights. She joined the NBA in 1998 and was named to her current position in January 2016, after serving as senior vice president and deputy general counsel and senior vice president and chief intellectual property counsel.  A former associate at Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton in New York, Deutsch previously served on the Trademark Public Advisory Committee of the United States Patent and Trademark Office, was an adjunct professor of sports law at Cardozo School of Law and president of the International Trademark Association. She is a member of the Advisory Board of the Engelberg Center on Innovation Law and Policy at New York University School of Law where she received her J.D. in 1989.

Kate Johnson, Director and Head of Global Sports & Entertainment Marketing, Google 

Kate Johnson is responsible for developing and executing Google’s strategic approach to sports and entertainment marketing partnerships across its many business verticals. Prior to joining Google, she served as vice president of global partnership marketing at Visa, where she oversaw the company’s global partnership portfolio, including its partnerships with the IOC, FIFA, the NFL, and other verticals. Johnson began her career in sports marketing at IMG’s Global Consulting Group, where she worked in New York, Vancouver and London, building and executing sponsorship marketing platforms for a variety of clients. Recognized as one of the Most Powerful Women in Sport by Adweek in both 2022 and 2017, Johnson is also a recipient of the 2017 Sports Business Journal 40 Under 40 Award and the 2017 Leaders Under 40 Award. She serves as an IOC Commission Member for Marketing and Digital Media and is a former professional rower and Olympic medalist. A graduate of the University of Michigan, Johnson is an advisor to the Women’s Sports Foundation, Gatorade Women’s Board, the University of Michigan Sports Management Program, and the Youth Sports Alliance.

Michele Kajiwara, SVP, Premium and Events Business, Crypto.com Arena & Peacock Theater

Michele Kajiwara oversees over 2,400 premier seats and more than 150 private and event suites at Peacock Theater and Crypto.com Arena — home of the NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, the NHL’s Los Angeles Kings and the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks. Both venues are owned and operated by AEG, the largest sports and entertainment company in the world.  She leads a team of premium executives in all areas of sales, service, analytics, database marketing, hospitality and event management, and serves as an executive leader of several AEG employee network groups including AEG’s Women’s Leadership Council, AEG Global Partnerships Inclusion Council, and AEG’s Asian and Pacific Islander employee network group. Kajiwara joined AEG in 2003 and began her career in entertainment with New Regency Productions and then moved to New York to join Chelsea Piers. She holds a BA from the University of Southern California and has served on the board for the Association of Luxury Suite Directors for more than 10 years, including four as president. She is the recipient of numerous industry awards including being named to Sports Business Journal’s Game Changers and Variety’s Dealmakers Impact Report. 

Renee Chube Washington, Chief Operating Officer, USA Track & Field

Renee Chube Washington joined USATF in June 2012 and as COO manages the organization’s record $40 million budget and 68-person national staff, as well as working with the CEO to develop and implement corporate strategy and direction. Washington has broad cross-enterprise oversight of all departments. Since being appointed COO, USATF has awarded six U.S. Olympic Team Trials, secured the World Athletics Indoor and Outdoor Championships on U.S. soil for the first time, participated in three Olympic Games and ten World Championships. Prior to USATF, Washington’s career spanned various corporate and government roles including time with Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation, CICOA (a private, nonprofit agency advocate for the aged), as a staff attorney in the State of Indiana office of the Attorney General, and in several roles in the U.S. Department of Labor. She was named a 2017 Sports Business Journal Game Changer and a Cynopsis Top Women in Sports in 2019. A graduate of Georgetown University Law and Spelman College, Washington and has dedicated time to various causes including the Junior League of Indianapolis, Wishard Memorial Hospital, the Girl Scouts, American Cancer Society Guild, and numerous educational, cultural and political causes. 

In conjunction with the 28th Annual WISE Awards Luncheon, the WISE/R Symposium will take place on March 18th, the day prior to the luncheon, in New York City.  The WISE/R Symposium is the sports industry’s leading personal and professional development event for women. Built by women, for women, it is the first event of its kind to focus exclusively on the unique hurdles that women encounter in the business of sports.  Additional information about the 28, 2024 Annual WISE Awards Luncheon and the WISE/R Symposium can be found at www.wiseworks.org. 

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To London And Beyond

It goes without saying that soccer—or as the rest of the world knows it, football—is indeed the most prominent global sport. Even if it hasn’t exactly gained the same level of popularity here as other sports, it is played nonetheless, and slowly gaining ground.

But when we look at other sports, we see that they become regional at best. Hockey, for example, is primarily the domain of nations in colder climes, although it is played in 74 nations. Baseball is played in 75 nations, but the US gets the lion’s share of attention. Basketball comes in with an impressive presence, with 200 national teams around the world, but it is the NBA here that is in the global spotlight.

And then there is American football, hands down the most popular sport in the US. It is played in 80 nations, but only Canada and Australia—with their own distinct variety—come close to the cultural importance we give it here. Basically, American football is a North American sport, and that’s only counting the US and Canada.

So what’s a sport to do? Promote itself, and hope to penetrate new markets, that’s what. And yesterday the NFL and ESPN did just that. The Jaguars-Falcons match-up was played at Wembley Stadium before a packed house.

Forty-five regular-season games have been played in other nations through the last century, but in recent years there has been a decided effort to focus on England and Germany. This season, there are three games slated for London, and two for Frankfurt.

Obviously, the NFL hopes to gain more interest abroad, and not just from ex-pats. Who knows, maybe someday an expansion team might find itself located across the pond. But it was what ESPN (owned by Disney) did with the broadcast rights that piqued my curiosity yesterday, because they reached to a different market segment: young people.

While ESPN+ aired the game in standard television format, Disney+ simulcast the game animated a la Toy Story. I tuned in while working at home, and it was executed flawlessly.

The alternate reality broadcast showed the game as it was being played in real time, but looked, felt, and sounded as if we were in the homeland of Andy from Toy Story. Make that Andy’s room. Every aspect of the video stream was authentic, from the announcers to replays. Better yet, they aired numerous sidebars that involved football trivia and other items designed to lure younger viewers. And, just like when watching the real game, there were pre-recorded segments featuring interviews and other related content.

You know the drill. If you can get a customer to latch onto you while they are young, there’s a strong likelihood of them becoming a lifetime customer. Sweetening the deal with a Toy Story theme is definitely something younger adults can relate to. I mean, who hasn’t seen Toy Story or its numerous derivatives?

Declining viewership of pro sports in general has become a topic of great concern, and ESPN/Disney must be commended for taking the bull by the horns. Kudos also to the NFL for its own approach to building a fanbase across international borders. Ultimately, the goal of marketing is to increase sales. Always. It’s just that the NFL is trying to do it by developing new global markets, while ESPN/Disney is approaching it by going after a different demographic. Either way, the product remains the same: American football.

My primary concern is that if the idea of sugar-coating a product is emulated by others, it can set a bad precedent. Will younger viewers transition to the traditional broadcast realm, or will they only watch it in animated form? Yesterday’s game was actually the second animated sports game on TV, the other being a hockey game last spring. If broadcasters have to produce alternative versions of everything they air, it could become an expensive proposition.

Also related: Disney is already looking into other animated programs it could produce, all designed with the younger viewer in mind.Still, this reminds me of my youth, when candy cigarettes and kiddie cocktails were what adults gave the children.

The implicit hope among tobacco and alcohol companies was that these child-friendly substitutes would one day lead to adult adoption. I realize that an animated football game is not exactly the same in comparison, but I think you understand my reservations. What if younger viewers simply do not graduate?

Otherwise, I was entertained by yesterday’s game, and I did not grow up with Toy Story. My kids did, so by virtue of that, I am very familiar. And, given that I am not a big football fan to begin with (the NFL missed the boat with me years ago), I actually watched a game. That’s saying a lot for a person who typically only watches one game a year, that being the Super Bowl, and only because of the ads.

The Jaguars won the game, but the both the NFL and ESPN/Disney scored a big W. Game well-played on all levels.

Dr “He’s Going Deep” Gerlich

Audio Blog

#marketing #NFL #football #ESPN #Disney #Toy Story

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Gridiron Glory: The NFL's Enduring Impact on America's Heart and Soul

By Joseph Correa

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The National Football League (NFL) is much more than a game; it's a powerhouse that defines American culture, and it's been doing so for over a century. Beyond the colossal revenues it generates annually, the NFL's enduring popularity can be attributed to its thrilling, fast-paced action, a passionate fan base, and its omnipresence in American media and daily life.

This league, born over a century ago, symbolizes American values like teamwork, determination, and perseverance. The Super Bowl, a global spectacle, stands as a testament to American culture and its values. The ultimate sporting event, it's a time for families and friends to unite, indulging in delicious food while cheering for their beloved teams. It's a celebration of American culture, with the halftime show showcasing top-notch American music, talent, and commercials providing a glimpse into American consumerism.

The NFL represents more than dollars and cents; it's a vital economic force, touching communities nationwide. It sustains thousands of livelihoods, from players and coaches to the dedicated stadium staff. The economic ripples are felt in many forms:

Increased tourism and local spending in host cities

Job opportunities in the sports media and entertainment industries

A significant source of tax revenue for local governments

Their impact is even more profound in smaller towns and rural areas, where NFL teams often serve as a lifeline. For example, the Green Bay Packers are owned by their fans and are a linchpin of the city's economic stability.

NFL games are bigger than televised events; they are experiences. They captivate audiences through TV, radio, and online platforms, and the league produces a diverse range of content, from gripping documentaries to thrilling video games. It's not merely a spectator sport; it's an all-encompassing culture. Fans proudly wear their team jerseys, indulge in spirited tailgating, and participate in fantasy football leagues. The NFL has become a means for people to connect and bond over their shared love for the game.

The NFL also serves as a mirror to society, addressing critical social issues like racism, sexism, and the long-term impact of concussions. While not without criticism, the league's willingness to confront these issues has made it a more relevant and inclusive institution. It has taken steps to protect players from head injuries and promote diversity and inclusion.

But the NFL isn't just about what happens on the field; it's about fostering community. Fans come together to watch games, tailgate, and celebrate their teams. The league actively organizes community events, from youth football programs to charity fundraisers, building relationships and fostering a sense of belonging among fans. Programs like PLAY 60 encourage kids to stay active and lead healthy lives, reducing childhood obesity and promoting overall well-being.

Yet, not all stories about the NFL are rosy. Some players have suffered due to the league's handling of issues like concussions, chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), financial security, mental health, and drug abuse. The NFL has taken steps to address these concerns. Still, it must do more to ensure player well-being, financial security, and mental health support.

Looking ahead, the NFL faces challenges, including declining viewership, increased safety concerns, financial pressures, and competition from emerging leagues. Nevertheless, it remains America's favorite pastime, buoyed by a strong brand and devoted fans.

In the next 20 years, expect the NFL to double down on safety, expand into new markets, harness technology for more precise calls and player performance enhancement, and increase its involvement in social responsibility initiatives like diversity, inclusion, and environmental sustainability.

The NFL is an ever-evolving institution, and its evolution in the coming decades will undoubtedly be a captivating narrative to follow.

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La NFL extiende su programa internacional a Francia, Irlanda, Austria y Suiza

Se reveló que 21 equipos de los 32 que se compone la @NFL son los que participan en el programa “The Global Markets Program" para expandir su programa internacional a Francia, Irlanda, Austria y Suiza.

Agencias, Ciudad de México.- La NFL anunció este martes que extenderá su programa “The Global Markets Program” en Europa a Francia, Irlanda, Austria y Suiza. “Estamos encantados de ver la ambición compartida de nuestros equipos en el crecimiento de la NFL en todo el mundo. Esta expansión demuestra el valor que los equipos ven de esta importante iniciativa”, afirmó Peter O’Reilly, vicepresidente…

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Steelers awarded rights to build global brand for Ireland

 1,201 total views,  1,201 views today The Pittsburgh Steelers were awarded rights to expand their brand and activities for the Republic of Ireland & Northern Ireland, as part of the NFL’s ‘Global Markets Program’, it was announced by the National Football League on May 23, 2023. Welcome to the fam, @SteelersIreland! https://t.co/s0GLYGxeCu pic.twitter.com/hjCI4S0h7U — SteelersNationUnite…

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Today, we’re going to look into an vital resource for professional live show in 2022: live streaming program. Along with Apple TV and its iPhone and iPad apps, individuals may enjoy real-time tv live, and they possess their favored networks. It's a excellent answer for those who love live show, specifically for broadcasters (and electronic developers)? To begin with we'll break it down: you may view live sporting activity discourse on your favored NFL group from 10:59-12:59 Central Time. We’ll cover what you can do with video streaming program and a comparison of the absolute best streaming software application options. What's brand new In an necessary news, We'll be dealing with our full-scale software program roadmap upcoming full week, including a step-by-step overview on how to release our app, a trial of the full-scale cloud-based video streaming attribute that have been in the works inside, and a comprehensive appearance at our program for a set of high-speed video streaming products. We are going to supply you with a comparison of the finest streaming software possibilities on the market today. We will also give you along with an explanation of why and how each of these services works. For the most part, we're not here to supply descriptions concerning what each of these solutions are. We are here to give the best streaming video quality that anyone can give. We possess the best selection of professional video resources to select coming from for our absolute best quality flows that will fit any kind of gamer and gamer require. Since some online streams require support from equipment encoders rather of live streaming equipment, we will certainly quickly go over that, as properly. We will also cover how to allow online program streams and how to allow online broadcasting via an OpenGL implementation. In the past it was our ideology that consumers should not create a singular hardware unit at any opportunity. This is no longer correct after the end of May 2014. Authorize up today for a 14-day trial to evaluate out all of our function for free of charge. We've put all together some awesome guidelines you can went through and control you need ton't comprehend. Check out out the rules right here. It consists of two sections every full week to teach you: simple policies for creating regulations, and extra guidelines for the standard test. We're choosing. We're hiring to establish regulations for a new video game for which there is actually merely restricted market access and it may simply be developed within the U. Table of Contents Table of Contents What is Live Streaming Software? Totally free View in iTunes 4 Tidy 30 Factors You Need to Not Know About Live Streaming Software When is Live Streaming Software? Live streaming software can easily differ dramatically in premium, style and quality in some nations. Live streaming software application is a streaming media company where streaming web content is videotaped on gadgets, flicks are then uploaded in the web. It is likewise understood as streaming media services, or RTCs.

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