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You’ve misread what I wrote. I was referring to future aggregate viewers, not dollar values. Until a 20th AFL team is added, there’s no new timeslot, just the extra games each season. And for those 11 games, of the two sides playing, one represents an area of only 500,000 of whom most were likely existing viewers. It’s the third Perth side that adds the value rather than Tasmania.
Cries in channel nine (the home of rugby league)
Damn you can tell the dolphins have brought some hype this year. QLD games are rating their tits off.
With the VOZ starting in 2 weeks do you know if the ratings are going to be released the next day or like regional 1 week delayed. Should be very interesting as you won’t have to estimate streams anymore.
www.footyindustry.com
Ain’t that the truth. This data is gold. literally.
For so long many thought Brisbane would only have two teams. But with the Dolphins based at Redcliffe, the northern part of Brisbane, it has opened the door for a third team representing the western corridor at about a decade's time.
I just posted elsewhere there appears to have been an increase in 10% in participation this year based on team numbers in Brisbane. A lot if this must be due to the momentum created by the Dolphins.
Foxtel up 23 percent
@$240mill a year, a sht load! I think we can safely say we have helped them avoid that cough!
