CNBC Sport’s videocast, hosted by Alex Sherman, recently featured an in-depth interview with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver. In the episode, Silver touched on a variety of topics, including the league’s recent breakup with TNT as a media partner, potential changes on the horizon for the NBA, and the impressive growth of the WNBA.
One of the key points of discussion was the NBA’s media rights, with Silver shedding light on the league’s decision to part ways with TNT. He also highlighted the importance of regional media rights and the impact they have on the league.
Silver also touched on the WNBA, noting its rapid growth and the positive trajectory the women’s league is on. He discussed team evaluations, international expansion, and the rising popularity of sports betting.
The episode also delved into the state of the NBA, with Silver addressing the controversial 2011 trade veto and discussing innovative technologies that are shaping the future of the league.
The interview was conducted by CNBC reporter Alex Sherman, with senior field producer Jessica Golden and senior managing producer Tala Hadavi leading the production team. The videocast featured camera and audio work by Oscar Molina, Mark Aster, and Everett Wong, as well as editing by Tim Hurt and animation by Jason Reginato.
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