NCAA Tournament viewership, the future of streaming for the NFL and how Tiger Woods’ future impacts TGL
About this episode
The episode discusses NCAA Tournament viewership, the future of NFL streaming, and the impact of Tiger Woods on TGL media rights.
On this week's pod, host and SBJ media reporter Austin Karp is joined by SBJ special contributor Richard Deitsch to break down the impact of Big Data on viewership for both the men’s and women’s NCAA basketball tournaments. They duo also breaks down the future of NFL media with streaming partners and how Tiger Woods stepping away from golf could impact the media rights discussions around the TGL.
People in this episode
Host: Austin Karp
Guest: Richard Deitsch
Topics covered
- NCAA Tournament
- NFL streaming
- Tiger Woods
- media rights
- viewership
- Big Data
Keywords
- NCAA Tournament
- NFL
- streaming
- Tiger Woods
- viewership
- Big Data
- media rights
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: NCAA, NFL, TGL
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