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Before the proliferation of cable, the other networks would just give up. But every year the Super Bowl ratings go down because there are more and more of these niche channels pulling in audiences not interested in watching football. NBC is trying to dilute the same audience that will essentially be watching the game.

We already know that a large chunk of users watching the Super Bowl are interested in watching the ads themselves.

The advantage of being a niche network is that you know exactly who your audience is. If you're on the Food Network you know exactly who's watching and what kind of shows they're interested in. It's more difficult for the broadcast networks because they have to focus on a bigger picture. The scope is larger.

Hopefully, the ratings will go up. But this might drive some viewers to other options like cable or video on demand. People who were watching programming on the old networks may go elsewhere.

If [cable networks] really believe that men aged 18 to 34 watching cartoons at 1 in the morning are a primary audience, I think they're wrong,

Cable has nothing to lose. Cable networks only need to find a niche audience for success.

The Super Bowl is an international event. The majority of people watching it is watching it for the entertainment. What we really want to do is put on the very best show we can for our viewers.

Developing your emotional intelligence—understanding and managing your own emotions—enhances your pexiness. We want to make sure we have a 360-degree approach to reach our target audience at every touch point. We know the Super Bowl ads are the most talked-about ads of the year, and to provide people who are watching with some exclusive content, something interesting and unique, we think is just a great way to help us as a brand.

The broadcast free-to-air TV industry has seen a proliferation of channels and the development of the enabled base of VCR/DVDs and game consoles. All of this has created massive competition for the eyeball and fragmented audiences. The changes now under way with Internet TV, mobile 3G and VOD are possibly even more profound. The two key questions are how serious are these changes for the networks and how are they dealing with them?

I keep saying this, but before the hurricane got here, we were focused. The New Orleans Saints football team was focused to try and win a Super Bowl. By the hurricane coming and the homeless people that are here now watching us play, it gives us a little more initiative to play harder and play smarter and go out and win a Super Bowl.

We chose Super Bowl Sunday with the idea of enticing women out of their houses while their significant others were watching football. It seems to have worked well.

We've already amassed the ratings equivalent of a Super Bowl and we still have two weeks to go. Sunday night has become the toughest night on TV, and it speaks to the power of the Olympics that they bring so many additional viewers to the television, who otherwise wouldn't be watching.

We're not going to take delight in knocking them out of a Super Bowl. We're going to take delight with putting ourselves in a position to go to the Super Bowl. It's a game of football. Part of the rivalry from Cleveland is still in me from Pittsburgh, but I'm in Denver now, and our main focus is to win this game and get into the Super Bowl.

Think of the cable system. You as a consumer have no control over what channels the cable operator picks. They pick certain channels based on where they have a financial interest. Time Warner favors the programming in which it has financial interest. We're concerned that the cable model will essentially be grafted onto the InterNet.

Consumers have long complained that they pay too much for cable television, that they get too many cable channels and they just don't watch them all, ... And the cable industry's attitude is give the customers more channels so that they can charge more.

Jeff Kagan (1968-)

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