Sentences with phrase «television deals because»

«I am surprised that they did not analyse that in television deals because basically what happens there, it is something that should have been planned, that two television channels who pay a lot of money for football have conflicted interests in promoting games.

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Ultimately, the value of the Dodgers skyrocketed in large part because of their pending television deal.

According to AdWeek, 11 companies, including the television - shopping network QVC and Carnival Company (which operates the eponymous cruise line), are providing on - air sponsorships for the newest season of The Apprentice; a twelfth, the Japanese motorcycle company Kawasaki, withdrew from a previously reported deal after customers threatened a boycott because of its sponsorship of the show.

It's not a huge deal for most viewers on the weekend, because the leaders start late enough that television audiences can watch almost the entirety of their rounds, but it's still a point of frustration.

I think it is because the level of players at each club has got higher due to television deals and the wages that English League Clubs will pay is huge compared to other leagues.

Although streaming services have been a pretty normal thing for years now, F1 has rigidly stuck to its television deals, because Bernie Ecclestone.

As the first professional football club to make this commitment, Crystal Palace is setting a great example to other clubs, and not only those with gambling sponsors because all benefit from the income that flows from television deals funded by the ever - growing amount of gambling advertising around live sport.»

People are buying bigger televisions than ever before, but getting a poorer viewing experience because many modern TVs are simply too large for our living Workers making $ 30,000 will take a bigger hit on their pay than those earning $ 500,000 under new fiscal deal.

The chief complaint Duvall said he hears from school public relations directors is dealing with television reporters, who often have no background about the district and incomplete information, because most local stations don't have education reporters.

Finally, just because you've received a slick promotion, seen an ad for a loan or credit card in a prominent place in your neighborhood or in your newspaper, on television or on the Internet, or heard one on the radio, don't assume it's a good deal — or even legitimate.