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"S Christopher, Dean: Beh Sci, Hum Serv, & Educ" <[log in to unmask]>
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S Christopher, Dean: Beh Sci, Hum Serv, & Educ" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 16 Sep 1992 14:07:44 EDT
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> 1) Someone from NMU mentioned that the Joe Louis Arena prevented
> areas such as Minn and Marquette from covering the regionals by
> charging high TV coverage costs.  THIS IS NOT TRUE.  Please don't
> blame the JOE for this one.  Blame the NC$$ and ESPN.  They did
> this, not the Joe.
>
I don't think this is the case, but let's determine for sure.  I believe
it was Pam in Minneapolis who told us last year (maybe it was Carol?)
that a LOCAL TV station in the Twin Cities inquired about telecasting
the West Regional and was told that the *Arena* wanted a too-high fee
(but how high is "too high"?) for the privilege.  So--IS it Joe Louis
who controls that kind of thing, or is the NC$$ and/or ESPN, as
suggested above?
 
BTW, if the same thing occurs again and it really is a matter of the
fee, I'd bet that the Twin Cities, Marquette, and other places could get
enough people to pony up for a kind of informal "Pay TV" feed into local
places to make it worth the local stations' while to pay the going rate.
 
Steve
 
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