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Bally Sports regional networks have ceased airing for Comcast cable customers following unsuccessful carriage talks with Diamond Sports Group, leading to a blackout impacting MLB, NBA, and NHL coverage. Comcast subscribers will receive monthly credits of $8 to $10. Diamond Sports Group, facing bankruptcy protection, encounters obstacles in the RSN sector due to failed negotiations over a tiered distribution model, excluding key internet-TV providers.
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How could the absence of Bally Sports networks on major internet-TV platforms influence their competitive positioning and subscriber retention?
How might the blackout impact viewership numbers and audience satisfaction for Comcast subscribers?
What strategies can Diamond Sports Group employ to navigate bankruptcy and regain market stability in the RSN industry?
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