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RECEIVED Public Information Ofrice ('~ i".l.-, „.: P$~]) COPYRIGHT ROYALTY JUDGES COPYRIGHT OFFICE The Library of Congress In re Distribution of Cable Royalty Funds DOCKET NO. 14-CRB-0010-CD (2010-2013) COMMERCIAL TELEVISION CLAIMANTS WRITTEN REBUTTAL STATEMENT — ALLOCATION $.111 LD I l (.l lb l D SEP 1 5 203t rOAlln COi» Vlr&lx VOVanV September 15, 2017 'iV l&E ',' CTV Written Rebuttal I M I Statement — Allocation C I'r'\ I E: I'r P rg E- re0 C re w C REC -l&~HQ l ~ Uhilc fAf&3f'm~ltt,arm f &f((c~~ Before The COPYRIGHT ROYALTY JUDGES The Library of Congress COPYRlQHTCOi'YBIGHT QPFlCEQFFlcE ) In re ) ) CONSOLIDATED PROCEEDING DISTRIBUTION OF CABLE ) NO. 14-CRB-0010-CD (2010-13) ROYALTY FUNDS ) ) ALLOCATION PHASE REBUTTAL CASE OF THETHK COMMERCIAL TELEVISION CLAIMANTS The Commercial Television Claimants Group ("CTV") hereby submits its rebuttal case evidence in the Allocation Phase ofthe 2010-2013 Cable Copyright Royalty Distribution Proceeding. CTV's rebuttal case evidence consists ofthe testimony ofthe following witnesses, along with associated exhibits: Dr. GreeorvGre o Crawford, Professor of Economics and Director of Graduate Studies, University of Zurich Department ofEconomics. o Dr. Crawford will present testimony rebutting the written direct testimony ofProgram Suppliers witnesses Gray, Hamilton, and Pasquale, and demonstrate that data regarding subscriber viewing of distant signal programming is neither a useful nor an appropriate measure for determining the relative value ofthat programming. o Dr. Crawford will also present testimony rebutting the written direct testimony of SDC witness Erdem, and demonstrate that regression analyses are a useful and appropriate means of determining the relative value of distant signal programming, and that Dr. Erdem's criticisms and proposed alternative analyses are erroneous. CTV Rebuttal Case (Allocation) 2010-2013 Page 1 Dr. ChristonherChristo her Bennett, Principal, Bates White Economic Consulting. o Dr. Bennett will present testimony rebutting the written direct testimony of Program Suppliers witness Gray, and demonstrate, among other things, that Dr. Gray's multiple errors in sampling, program categorization, and weighting, and his replacement of actual measures of distant viewing with projections based on a flawed and unreliable regression methodology, produce results that are unreliable, imprecise, and demonstrably biased. The multiple overlapping errors mean that Dr. Gray's study is not a usable or reliable measure of distant signal viewing in 2010-2013. o Dr. Bennett will also present testimony rebutting the written direct testimony of Program Supplier witness Horowitz, and demonstrate that several ofthe WGN programs Mr. Horowitz identified in his survey questionnaires as examples of categories ofprogramming attributable to Program Suppliers were actually programs attributable to the Commercial Television category. o Dr. Bennett will also present several charts regarding patterns of distant signal carriage and viewing by market size that will be referred to in the rebuttal testimony of CTV witness Ceril Shagrin. Ms. Ceril Shaerin,Sha rin, independent consultant on audience measurement. o Ms. Shagrin is a former senior executive at Univision and at Nielsen Media Research and a leading member of industry organizations focused on audience measurement, including the Media Rating Council, the Committee on Local Television Measurement, and the Council for Research Excellence. She will present testimony rebutting the written direct testimony of Program Suppliers witnesses Gray and Lindstrom, and demonstrate that because of the design ofthe National People Meter Sample from which Dr. Gray draws his viewing data, and his failure properly to weight the data obtained from those households, his study does not provide a valid or reliable measure ofthe actual viewing to distant signal programming that occurred in 2010-2013. Ms. Shagrin will also contrast the viewing data reported by Dr. Gray with the Nielsen CTV Rebuttal Case (Allocation) 2010-2013 Page 2 ratings data that are widely used as the basis for advertising sales in the television industry. In addition to the testimony ofthese three witnesses, CTVCTU hereby designates as evidence in this proceeding the Testimony of Jerald N. Fritz and associated exhibits in the 2004-2005 Phase I Cable Distribution Proceeding, Docket No. 2007-3 CRB CD 2004-2005 (filed June 1, 2009 and corrected on October 1, 2009, and admitted as Settling Parties Exhibits 19, 20, 21, 22, and 23), as well as his complete Oral Testimony in that proceeding, Hearing Transcript pp. 959- 1001 (October 13, 2009). Respectfully submitted, COMMERCIAL TELEVISIONTELEUISION CLAIMANTS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS By: /s/ John I. Stewart.Stewart Jr. John I. Stewart, Jr. (DC Bar No. 913905) David Ervin (DC Bar No. 445013) Ann Mace (DC Bar No. 980845) Brendan Sepulveda (DC Bar 1025074) CROWELL dtdk MORING LLP 1001 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, DC 20004-2595 Telephone: (202) 624-2685 jstewartocrowell.corn;[email protected]; dervinicrowell.corn;[email protected]; [email protected] Its Counsel Of Counsel: Bart Stringham, Esq. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTERS 1771 N Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036 September 15, 2017 CTV Rebuttal Case (Allocation) 2010-2013 Page 3 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that on this 15"'ay of September, 2017, a copy of Allocation Phase Rebuttal Case of the Commercial Television Claimants was served on all case participants via the Copyright Royalty Board's eCRB system, and via e-mail to the parties on the attached service list. /s Ann Mace Ann Mace DC ACTI VF.-35400025.4 SERVICE LIST JOINT SPORTS CLAIMANTS MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA ARNOLD &,k, PORTER KAYE SCHOLER 601 Massachusetts Ave., NW Gregory O. Olaniran Washington, DC 20001-3743 Lucy Holmes Plovnick [email protected] Alesha Dominque [email protected] MITCHELL SILBERBERG &k KNUPP [email protected] 1818 N Street NW, 8'"8'loorFloor [email protected] DC 20036 Washington,[email protected] [email protected] Phillip R. Hochberg [email protected] LAW OFFICES OF PHILLIP R. HOCHBERG 12505 Park Potomac Avenue, 6'" Floor Potomac, MD 20854 phochbergphochberg@shulmanrogers,corn shulmanrogers.corn Ritchie T. Thomas SQUIRE, SANDERS &k, DEMPSEY LLP 1201 Pennsylvania Ave.,Ave,, NW Washington, DC 20004 [email protected] SETTLINGSKTTLINC DEVOTIONAL CLAIMANTS CANADIAN CLAIMANTS GROUP Arnold P. Lutzker L. KendallKendal I Satterfield Benjamin Sternberg SATTERFIELD PLLCPLI C LUTZKER &k LUTZKER LLP 1077 30th Street, NW 1233 20'" Street,Street„NW,NW, Suite 703 Washington, DC 20007 Washington, DC 20036 [email protected]@satterfield-pl 1c.corn [email protected] [email protected] Victor Cosentino LARSON &k GATSON LLP Clifford M. Harrington 200 S. Los Robles Ave., Suite 530 Matthew J. MacLean Pasadena, CA 91101 PILLSBURY WINTHROP SHAW PITTMAN LLP Victor.cosentinollarsongaston.cornVictor.cosentino@larsongaston.corn 1200 Seventeenth Street NW Washington, DC 20036 Matthew.mactvlatthew.mac lean'7(',1ean{F(oil. illsburlsburvlav'law.com.corn [email protected]@p i 1 1sburylaw.corn DCACTtDCACTJVE-3s40002sVF.-35400023.44 PUBLIC TELEVISION CLAIMANTS MUSIC CLAIMANTS Ronald G. Dove, Jr. Samuel Mosenkis Lindsey L. Tonsager ASCAP Dustin Cho One Lincoln Plaza COVINGTON k, BURLING LLP New York, NY 10023 One CityCenter [email protected] 850 Tenth Street, NW Washington, DC 20001 Joseph J. DiMona BROADCAST MUSIC, INC. dc11o~cL.cov.corn 7 World Trade Center [email protected] 250 Greenwich Street New York, NY 10007-0030 [email protected] Brian A. Coleman Jennifer T. Criss NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO, INC. DRINKER BIDDLE k, REATH LLP 1500 K Street, NW — Suite 1100 Jonathan D. Hart Washington, DC 20005 Gregory A. Lewis Jennifer.criss a':,dbr.com NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO, INC. [email protected] 1111 North Capitol Street, NE Washington, DC 20002 John C. Beiter LEAVENS, STRAND, A GLOVER, [email protected] LLC 1102 17" Avenue South, Suite 306 Nashville, TN 37212 [email protected] Christos P. Badavas SESAC 152 West 57th Street 57th Floor New York, NY 10019 [email protected] DCACTIVI=-3s4000z5.4 MULTIGROUP CLAIMANTS/ WORLDWIDE SUBSIDY GROUP LLC DBA INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS GROUP SPANISH LANGUAGE PRODUCERS Brian D. Boydston PICK k, BOYDSTON LLP 10786 Le Conte Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90024 [email protected] DCAC n VF.-35400025.4 ~ I &I 0 GlC) lDI pgQg0 C A O.CL el à Before the COPYRIGHT ROYALTY JUDGES WASHINGTON, D.C. ) In the Matter of ) ) CONSOLIDATED PROCEEDING Distribution of Cable Royalty Funds ) No. 14-CRB-0010-CD (2010-13) ) REBUTTAL TESTIMONY OF GREGORY S. CRAWFORD, PHD September 15, 2017 Table of contents I. Introduction.Introduction . 1 I.A. Summary of qualifications and experience .. 1 I.B. Executive Summary.. 1 I.B.1. Scope of Charge. 1 I.B.2. Summary of Opinion.. 2 II. Viewing is not an appropriate basis for determining the relative value of alternative programming types carried on distant broadcast signals II.A. A summary of Dr. Gray's arguments for the use of relative viewing as a measure of relative marketplace value. II.B. Dr. Gray's use of relative viewing to value programming is simply wrong, as it doesn't reflect the economic environment in which cable systems make decisions about distant signal carriage.......,.....carriage....,....,... II.B.1. Distant Broadcast Signal Economics Redux II.B.2.II.8.2. Dr. Gray's transition from a cable-operator-value framework to a consumer-viewing framework is fatally flawed II.B.3. Dr. Gray's reliance on relative viewing omits two factors critical to determining relative marketplace value . II.C. The evidence provided by Dr. Gray and other Program Supplier experts in support of viewing-as- value is wrong..wrong,. 15 II.C.1. While consumer viewing may be an input into consumer value, it is not equal to consumer value (much less CSO value) . II.C.2. In in a radically transformed "hypothetical" market in which ad sales were permitted on distant signals, CSOs carrying distant broadcast signals would not likely earn any meaningful advertising revenue 17 II.D.
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    May 2, 2014 For Immediate Release MPT Press Contact: Phillip Guthrie [email protected] (410) 581-4187 Space Racers Press Contact: Jen Rogers [email protected] (201) 285-1979 New Animated Series Space Racers™ Launches Nationwide with Technical Consulting from NASA Series launch offers Educational Classroom Materials, an Interactive Website, Screening Events and Exhibits Owings Mills, MD -- Maryland Public Television (MPT), the presenting station for Space Racers™, is pleased to announce the official launch of this new, educational animated series with technical consulting from NASA. Early reports indicate a majority of public television stations have expressed interest in airing Space Racers in the coming months. Public television stations in the top markets that will be airing Space Racers starting in May include: Los Angeles (KCET, KVCR), Dallas (KERA), Washington D.C./Baltimore (MPT), Houston (Houston Public Media, TV 8), Detroit (WTVS, Detroit Public TV), Seattle (KCTS 9), Miami (WRLN Channel 17), Denver (Rocky Mountain PBS), Orlando (WEFS-TV), Pittsburgh (WQED), Salt Lake City (KUED), West Palm Beach (WXEL PBS For the Palm Beaches), Charlotte/South Carolina (ETV), Alabama (APT), Norfolk (WHRO), Arkansas (AETN), New Orleans (WLAE), Providence (WSBE) and many more. If your state is not included, contact your local public television station to find out when it will air in your area. The official Space Racers™ website, www.SpaceRacers.org, created by WNET in conjunction with Siite, recently launched and includes out-of-this-world features like videos, space games and tools for little scientists to explore the solar system. An exclusive section for parents and educators encompasses family activities and lesson plans based on an early- childhood STEM curriculum.