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I can't imagine what CP Rail pays is significant, since I can't imagine they gain a lot of new customers from the patch (do they even have consumer services? I thought they were largely business-oriented). Open the jersey up to bigger ads and I imagine you'd get the banks and companies like Microsoft bidding for it since it would expand their marketing and possibly get them more customers. Quote:
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https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/21/b...tion.html?_r=0 There's also the upside of potential long-term brand liability: Quote:
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https://i.stack.imgur.com/2DUGs.png https://www.cpr.ca/en/community-site...nry-Burris.jpg |
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^ The 'c' is the NFL's captain patch. It definitely looks similar to the CP patch.
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Couple numbers from this article on the potential sale of the BC Lions:
https://theprovince.com/sports/footb...-has-old-teeth "Woodall and Keith made Braley a formal offer last year in the $14-million range that was rejected. That offer is now off the table, largely because the two businessmen believe the Lions are a diminishing asset. Average attendance was actually up marginally this year over last from 19,858 per game in 2017 to 19,975 in 2018. That ended a run of seven consecutive seasons in which attendance fell." ... “We’re back at 2002 or 2003 with where the organization sits,” Woodall said. ... There are other factors to consider. The Ottawa Redblacks, for example, paid a franchise fee of a reported $7 million when they came into the league for the 2014 season. The number for the proposed team in the Maritimes hasn’t been made public but it’s thought to be in that range. ... Braley, meanwhile, has maintained there are other parties interested in owning the team. Again, that may be the case, and Canucks Sports and Entertainment remains a wild card as a potential buyer. But a quick check with sources said they also believe the asking price is too high, which brings us back to Woodall and Keith." |
CFL Playoff Ratings
http://3downnation.com/2018/11/16/cf...f-numbers-dip/
"The Winnipeg Blue Bomber’s win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the West semi drew an average audience of 1,280,000, making it the most-watched game of the CFL season thus far. The Riders have been the league’s top draw by a significant margin in 2018 and the game was close all the way to the final whistle. But the East semifinal between the B.C. Lions and Hamilton Tiger-Cats was a blowout early and ended with the Ticats winning 48-8, which goes some way to explain the disappointing audience of 697,800. That’s less than the Ticats Labour Day game against the Argos, which drew 744,000." |
^ 28-0 at the half feels great when you're a Ticats fan, but I guess it doesn't do much for the ratings!
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The CFL v MLS turf war stuff is going to be stopping here. Posts have been removed before and they'll be removed again. Try to talk about ratings without disparaging/trolling others. Constructive comparisons are fine but one-line pot shots aren't going to cut it. :tup:
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Looks like NFL viewership in Canada is up again this year.
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"In Canada, average audiences through Week 8 (i.e., through October) have grown by double-digit percentages in each of five weekly NFL game time slots, year over year: Early Sunday afternoon: 890,000, up 12%. Late Sunday afternoon: 969,000, up 16%. Sunday night: 825,000, up 33%. Monday night: 597,000, up 12%. Thursday night: 634,000, up 12%." As the article outlines some of this increase is simply due to moving games around on channels (between Sportnets and CTV2, or TSN, or whatever) but some of it is raw year-over-year increase as a whole. |
Has the question ever been answered (with proof) if Ottawa is a measured TV market included in national ratings?
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Strange thing has happened here... the St. John's Edge are one of the more successful baskbetball teams in their league. Carl English said it was easy to recruit this year telling the American men, "Oh we'll get nearly 5K on a weeknight, more on the weekends, and they're very vocal..." - they were surprised.
On the flipside... the Newfoundland Growlers (ECHL) hockey team is on its 7th straight win and they're struggling to fill the seats. |
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http://assets.numeris.ca/Documents/D...ed_Markets.pdf AFAIK all of the communities included in the above pdf are included in their National numbers (except for Quebec, which gets its own separate release) for TV Top 30 weekly ratings. To answer your question: Yes, most likely Ottawa is included in national ratings. |
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