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| predictive | Technology apps use a feature called THIS search that reviews your private data to provide you with answers to questions it anticipates you will ask. |
| cable bundle | A group of TV channels sold as a package for one monthly price |
| non-revenue | sports are funded by schools but do not provide a return on investment |
| Art-house | THESE movies generally have LOWER distribution costs than wide releases |
| Radio | has a unique place in the minds and hearts of sports fans and music lovers, requires inexpensive equipment and is readily available, & is an audio media form of communication |
| cartel | a combination of independent businesses formed to regulate production, pricing, and marketing of a product. |
| platforms | types of delivery systems for delivering sports and entertainment events. |
| podcasts | Radio talk shows attract new, younger listeners when THESE are made available for download to mobile |
| Live entertainment | THESE performances are the most appealing form of entertainment |
| U.S. Football | THIS is well suited for being broadcast on television because each football play lasts for a short period of time |
| concessions | For a live sporting event, THIS (having food and drinks available for sale)would be a responsibility of the event facility |
| venue | the facility where a sporting or entertainment event is held. |
| recreation | Health, leisure time, and money all drive THIS industry |
| 1950 | Television became a major distribution channel for sports and entertainment around THIS year |
| music | "Pay what you can" has become an important new model for the distribution of |
| disruptive | New technologies that change existing forms of communication channels |
| wide release | occurs when a movie is distributed nationally to a thousand or more theaters at the same time. |
| Podcast | way of distributing multimedia files over the Internet for later playback. |
| MANY times | most television programs are distributed to viewers THIS often |
| logistics | The process of planning, organizing, and managing the distribution of products and services |
| Live | THESE performances are often expensive to produce and MAY NOT generate a large amount of revenue |
| intermediaries | The channel members involved in making a product or service available |
| media | When distance, price, or limited availability prevents fans from attending a live event, THIS can provide the next best option. |
| distribution | The channels of THIS include all of the businesses through which products or services pass on the way to the consumer. |
| recreational | Participation in THESE sports depends upon the public facilities provided, is directly related to household income, can be expensive |
| Mass Media | provides the means to distribute an event to a large volume of people |
| broadband | high-speed Internet service. |
| league agreement | The marketing mix and distribution of professional sports games is controlled by |
