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<\/p>\nSEN and AFL Nation have continued to expand their reach to an ever-growing digital audience, recording an impressive 1,074,676 broadcast streams in the first nine rounds of the AFL season.<\/p>\n
The achievement, which includes streams from the AFL app and SEN\u2019s digital platforms, compliments SEN\u2019s overall digital growth, which last month saw the station have nine of the top 150 most downloaded podcasts in the Australian Podcast Ranker.<\/p>\n
The audience reflects known audience only on the AFL app and afl.com.au platform \u2013 where SEN has exclusive AM distribution rights \u2013 and the SEN owned channels. It doesn\u2019t include the more than 60 stations that take SEN\u2019s AFL Nation call across regional Australia and their own digital platforms. <\/p>\n
SEN\u2019s and AFL Nation\u2019s commentary throughout the season has provided fans unparalleled access to their favourite matches and exclusive content. Overall this has accounted for over 21 million minutes of AFL broadcasting.<\/p>\n
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Sports Entertainment Network CEO Craig Hutchison (pictured) said they couldn\u2019t be prouder with what their SEN and AFL Nation teams have achieved to date to broadcast the game right across the country. <\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s a testament to our on-air teams and those behind the scenes putting together the best possible product,\u201d Hutchison said.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is just the start for us as we remain committed to delivering the best AFL content and ensuring fans can enjoy every moment of the game.<\/p>\n
Accessing so many varied national digital audio audiences to complement our almost 200 station frequencies who take Australia\u2019s most widely ever distributed call is fantastic for fans and our brand partners alike.\u201d <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
SEN and AFL Nation have continued to expand their reach to an ever-growing digital audience, recording an impressive 1,074,676 broadcast streams in the first nine rounds of the AFL season. The achievement, which includes streams from the AFL app and SEN\u2019s digital platforms, compliments SEN\u2019s overall digital growth, which last month saw the station have […]<\/p>\n