Name that tune
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From the link:
"Despite his enthusiasm for ESPN’s New York base, Pitaro emphasized that Bristol would remain the network’s focal point, pointing out that most production on the forthcoming ACC network would be housed on the network’s main campus."
The SECN production is in Charlotte NC...It seems odd that the the ACCN's production would go to the northeast when there already is a set up in the ACC's prime state...could be just the expededient use of an existing asset or it could be a sign that ESPN is committed to the upper east coast.
"Despite his enthusiasm for ESPN’s New York base, Pitaro emphasized that Bristol would remain the network’s focal point, pointing out that most production on the forthcoming ACC network would be housed on the network’s main campus."
The SECN production is in Charlotte NC...It seems odd that the the ACCN's production would go to the northeast when there already is a set up in the ACC's prime state...could be just the expededient use of an existing asset or it could be a sign that ESPN is committed to the upper east coast.
ESPN would love to get it's hands on the all digital Glenbrook Earth Station in Stamford, which has been the uplink and downlink for the major networks and various cable channels for years, along with the old GroupW production studios down along Harbor Drive. The Glenbrook Earth station is the largest in the country. It could happen, heard it here first guys.
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Great idea Husky Rob. They should give you a finders fee!
Lol. I'll take 1/2 percent of their college sports ad revenue.
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I think it's a sign of having existing experienced, perhaps underutilized, staff in Bristol.