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Wilner publishes leaked P12 budget
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Keep padding that poast count CFetCFetters_Nacho_Lover said:Thanks
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DerekJohnson said:
Backhand Larry could fish the waters of theDoogles said:Moving headquarters from San Francisco to Maltby would double each teams payout.
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Meek for the win
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What did they expect when they hired a faggot WTA commissioner?
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Remember, he's not a commissioner. He's a media executive.Bad_MotherDucker said:What did they expect when they hired a faggot WTA commissioner?
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whynotboth.gif?PurpleBaze said:
Remember, he's not a commissioner. He's a media executive.Bad_MotherDucker said:What did they expect when they hired a faggot WTA commissioner?
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You said pegged.GrundleStiltzkin said:
Clearly a photoshop.Internal budget projections for the Pac-12 Networks obtained by the Hotline (below) show a six percent ($8.1 million) year-over-year decline in total revenue, a 22 percent drop in net advertising revenue and a 30 percent plunge in digital revenue. Net affiliate revenue, the largest bucket, by far, was expected to drop by five percent.
Perhaps most significantly, the Pac-12 Networks aren’t expected to increase the amount they distribute to the campuses: The $33.475 million projected for the schools in the current fiscal year — split 12 ways, that’s $2.8 million per campus — was the same amount pegged for FY18.
All in all, the networks were budgeted to generate $127.4 million in revenue against $92.5 million in total operating expenses in FY19.
“It’s in line with expectations, but given its current structure, it has to figure out a way to cut costs,” said one of three media industry experts asked by the Hotline to analyze the budget.
As a matter of policy, the conference doesn’t comment on financial matters.
The budget was provided to the schools last year — for that reason, the figures should be considered approximations — and it includes budgeted figures for FY18 and FY19, plus a forecast/update for FY19.
It also provides an unprecedented look at the financial underpinnings of the seven-year-old media company, whose revenues and expenses have been closely guarded by the conference. -
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It's kind of becoming a Willingham situation where it's no longer just Larry's fault. He doesn't have to be here but he's still commish.
