Greenwich to the Springfield border represents

[Stinger92860]

A very large DMA. According the 2012 Nielsen report the Hartford-New Haven market is ranked 30th in the US. This does NOT include Fairfield County, which is part of the NYC demographics. If you add Fairfield County we move up. I will leave it to an expert to determine where we rank.

I might add that much of Fairfield County is doing well for themselves. If I recall the shenk and the Burt came from Greenwich hedge fund money. So lets say with ffld county we are conservatively, a top 25 market, why would the SEC or the b1g not come calling for the cable revenue? I have not touched in the uconn interest in NYC, Nj or Boston. Where else can you go for a bigger tv revenue share? That's left anyway.

Bottom line we represent a significant revenue stream and at some point we will be picked. Rumors for b1g, SEC, acc, etc. are good for us. We need to sell ourselves. Warde and Susan now is the time to sell. Everyone and I mean all of the BoNeyard join iN and lose the nEgative vibes.

 

[noeynox]

Are the capital n and e for northeast?

I'm in.

 

[Stinger92860]

I could no longer fight with spell check so I took what it gave me. Now i understand hfd's struggles.

 

[Adios]

About time people are deciding to market ourselves.

 

[Stinger92860]

Look for yourself. We are top 25 with Fairfield county.

http://www.tvb.org/media/file/TVB_Market_Profiles_Nielsen_Household_DMA_Ranks2.pdf

Average income per household would be top 15 or higher.

 

[Adios]

If we include New York and New England, our market is HUGE. I know we do penetrate the Hudson Valley as well.

 

[pj]

The population of Fairfield County is 926,000 and there are about 332,000 households (http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/09/09001.html). Add to the 1,00,000 in Hartford-New Haven and we're #21 just ahead of St. Louis.