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ESPN again cited as factor in Disney revenue drop, while Bob Iger may stay on past 2018
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A Disney quarterly report has again missed analyst explanations, and they’ve again cited ESPN as an important reason why. We’ve heard that song before, from February 2016 (when they missed despite the company’s “greatest single quarter in history”) to...
Super Bowl LI Ads Worth a Replay
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Super Bowl ads usually offer brief opportunities for escapism – from both reality and the big game. This year’s commercial crop did an OK job of entertaining between plays. But some of the most memorable spots touched on current events in both serious...
Ranking the NFL’s Top 10 greatest upsets in Super Bowl history
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The Super Bowl is unique among the championships of the four major North American sports. Unlike the World Series, NBA Finals, and Stanley Cup Final, the Super Bowl is a one-time, winner-take-all contest. The single game format lends itself to high...
A Trip Down Memory Lane: Revisiting The Patriots’ Eight Super Bowl Appearances
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BOSTON (CBS) — For the ninth time in franchise history, the New England Patriots are in the Super Bowl. That’s a new NFL record for appearances in the big game, as the Patriots look to become just the fourth team to win five Lombardi Trophies when they...
The Average Cost of Super Bowl Tickets From 1967 Through Today
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Now that Super Bowl LI is here, die-hard and casual football fans will be wanting to attend the big game. Over the years, prices have changed dramatically, and not just in face value. As the NFL's popularity grows, so do ticket prices. Here's a look...