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SBGI in “Live Sports Becomes Streaming's Last Moat”

Sinclair, Inc.

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Sinclair's local-station footprint and Tennis Channel face rising content costs and audience fragmentation without the scale of global streaming platforms.

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Live Sports Becomes Streaming's Last Moat

Scarce games, races and fights are becoming the most valuable anchors in an unbundled media market.

BEAR side — Sinclair's local-station footprint and Tennis Channel face rising content costs and audience fragmentation without the scale of global streaming platforms.

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  • SBGI in “Live Sports Becomes Streaming's Last Moat”

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    Scarce games, races and fights are becoming the most valuable anchors in an unbundled media market.

    Sinclair's local-station footprint and Tennis Channel face rising content costs and audience fragmentation without the scale of global streaming platforms.

  • Streaming Learns to Make Money

    SBGI in “Streaming Learns to Make Money”

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    Password enforcement, ad tiers and tighter content budgets are converting streaming scale into cash flow while linear television keeps shrinking.

    Audience fragmentation and shrinking traditional-TV ad budgets pressure Sinclair's local broadcasting model.