Amazon Makes $13 Billion Bet on NFL

Amazon has secured exclusive rights to stream NFL games, marking a significant shift in the media landscape. This $13 billion deal aims to boost Amazon's Prime subscriber base and advertising revenue. The move challenges traditional media companies and highlights the growing influence of tech giants in acquiring sports rights. As streaming platforms gain traction, the TV advertising market is gradually shifting towards digital, with Amazon poised to capture a significant share.

What is the significance of Amazon's deal with the NFL?

• It is Amazon's first entry into sports streaming.

• It marks Amazon's first major football package deal.

• It is the largest deal in Amazon's history.

• It is Amazon's first exclusive deal with a sports league.

How does Amazon plan to benefit from the NFL streaming deal?

• By acquiring more sports leagues.

• By reducing Prime membership fees.

• By launching a new sports channel.

• By increasing its Prime subscriber base.

What is the size of the TV advertising market Amazon is targeting?

• $66 billion

• $30 billion

• $70 billion

• $60 billion

What challenge do traditional media companies face due to Amazon's NFL deal?

• Higher costs for producing sports content.

• Increased competition in the streaming market.

• Decreasing viewership of traditional TV shows.

• Losing exclusive rights to sports content.

Which tech giants are also interested in acquiring sports rights?

• Apple and Amazon

• Google and Facebook

• Netflix and Hulu

• Apple and Netflix