Short playoffs hurt TBS' walletCourtesy
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(October 13, 2009) Baseball fans in Los Angeles and New York may be thrilled their teams swept into the league championship series — but for broadcaster TBS, the fun may be over all too soon.
Three-nothing sweeps by the Dodgers, Angels and Yankees in best-of-five division series trimmed the number of playoff games that Time Warner Inc.’s TBS could sell to advertisers. David Levy, president of sales, distribution and sports for Turner Broadcasting System, said the broadcaster still hit its revenue projections for this round of the baseball playoffs — but will miss out on the chance to pad the profits. _______________________
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(October 13, 2009) Baseball fans in Los Angeles and New York may be thrilled their teams swept into the league championship series — but for broadcaster TBS, the fun may be over all too soon.