NINE SET TO SHOW SUNDAY GAMES LIVE IN 2015
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CHANNEL Nine is set to scrap delayed broadcasts of NRL games on Sunday afternoons.
Traditionally, Sunday afternoon games have been shown on a one hour delay to provide an easy lead into Channel Nine’s news bulletin. However, Nine’s director of sport, Steve Crawley says the game’s free to air broadcaster is seriously considering showing Sunday games live in 2015\. The move would require a slight scheduling change though, with 3pm Sunday games likely to be shifted to 4pm to accommodate the live broadcast.
“I think that the Sunday free-to-air rugby league game will be 4pm live but a lot of people are going to have to work together on it,” Crawley tells Fairfax Media.
“We want everything live and I think we’re a real good chance of getting Sunday afternoon matches live at 4pm.”
“We’ll have to work out ways of getting more ads … instead of having a slab of three-minute ads, we’re going to have to work out how to put a minute ad in more often.
“We’re going to have to be smart in the way that we do it and we’ll have to work with the league and the clubs and the coaches on all of that.”
The scheduling decision ultimately lie with ARLC CEO Dave Smith and his counterpart at Nine, David Gyngell.
http://rugbyleagueweek.com.au/set-show-sunday-games-live-2015/
About bloody time….it better happen
NRL News
November 11, 2014Facebook1030Twitter2
CHANNEL Nine is set to scrap delayed broadcasts of NRL games on Sunday afternoons.
Traditionally, Sunday afternoon games have been shown on a one hour delay to provide an easy lead into Channel Nine’s news bulletin. However, Nine’s director of sport, Steve Crawley says the game’s free to air broadcaster is seriously considering showing Sunday games live in 2015\. The move would require a slight scheduling change though, with 3pm Sunday games likely to be shifted to 4pm to accommodate the live broadcast.
“I think that the Sunday free-to-air rugby league game will be 4pm live but a lot of people are going to have to work together on it,” Crawley tells Fairfax Media.
“We want everything live and I think we’re a real good chance of getting Sunday afternoon matches live at 4pm.”
“We’ll have to work out ways of getting more ads … instead of having a slab of three-minute ads, we’re going to have to work out how to put a minute ad in more often.
“We’re going to have to be smart in the way that we do it and we’ll have to work with the league and the clubs and the coaches on all of that.”
The scheduling decision ultimately lie with ARLC CEO Dave Smith and his counterpart at Nine, David Gyngell.
http://rugbyleagueweek.com.au/set-show-sunday-games-live-2015/
About bloody time….it better happen