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Super Bowl Breaks TV Broadcast Records but Fizzles Online
NBC.com’s live online streaming of the Super Bowl was a first, and even without a large viewership, it laid the groundwork for streaming other big broadcasts.
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Market Cap
177.99B
PE Ratio
10.08
EPS
3.78
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
23.35M
Day's Range
$37.38 - $38.85
52-Week Range
$36.43 - $47.46
Dividend & Yield
$1.16 (3.05%)
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