NBC Turns Spurs-Thunder Game Seven Into a Measurement Fight
Spurs-Thunder Game 7 was huge, but the real fight is which audience number counts in a Nielsen-plus-streaming era.
The news. The narrative. The timeline.
Spurs-Thunder Game 7 was huge, but the real fight is which audience number counts in a Nielsen-plus-streaming era.
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