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Originally Posted by Cleveland Steam Whistle
Help me reconcile the the first two points of your post. The down fall of the NHLs gate revenue, will be due to the quality of the TV product. The TV product, that is so good it's going to deter in person attendance at games, is however going to have less value in the future than it does now?
How is that possible. If demand for the TV product is going to go up, how does the value drop?
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Demand for the overall product not going up but staying steady or heading down, with people shifting from viewing in person to viewing on TV.
While arguably I could see that inflating TV numbers, I think a company like Rogers has buyers' remorse on spending too much on their deal in the first place. So that's where I'm thinking the deal could be tough to replicate. Open to debate though! I think that article was fairly old if I recall (think I saw it on here though).