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The most cited success of counterprogramming was Fox’s live In Living Color broadcast during Super Bowl XXVI in 1992.
Media coverage of has long mixed historical context about counterprogramming with rapid reporting on political or cultural spinoffs; outlets often rely on archival precedent and press statements but v...
have historically been organized as counterprogramming — often by broadcasters, niche channels or political groups — and distributed via free or partner-controlled broadcasts rather than through the t...
Alternative halftime broadcasts are governed primarily by ’s exclusive broadcast-rights framework and longstanding industry norms that discourage direct counterprogramming, while national regulatory r...