DIRECTV unlikely to keep NFL Sunday Ticket

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Juan said:
Not with Yankee broadcasts..
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What is wrong with Yankees’ broadcasts?
Juan said:
sports is live..the stuff you talk about are not...on demand movies and shows are easy..live sports..you get one shot
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If a bunch of people are trying to watch it at the same time, does not matter live or not, just hope the infrastructure can handle it.

AMC+ service is growing ( added 1.3 million subs in the 2nd quarter and now over 10 million) and they need to add servers and whatever else, Better Call Saul should be a warning for them, Disney+ and HBOMAX had the same issues at the beginning, they took care of it.

Apple/Amazon ( especially Amazon with their AWS Service) have been doing this for awhile now, they should be prepared for ST and multiple streams.
 
Bruce said:
If a bunch of people are trying to watch it at the same time, does not matter live or not, just hope the infrastructure can handle it.
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Wouldn't it be nice if there were a pre-existing infrastructure that was 99.9% reliable no matter how many were watching?
 
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Bruce said:
What is wrong with Yankees’ broadcasts?

If a bunch of people are trying to watch it at the same time, does not matter live or not, just hope the infrastructure can handle it.

AMC+ service is growing ( added 1.3 million subs in the 2nd quarter and now over 10 million) and they need to add servers and whatever else, Better Call Saul should be a warning for them, Disney+ and HBOMAX had the same issues at the beginning, they took care of it.

Apple/Amazon ( especially Amazon with their AWS Service) have been doing this for awhile now, they should be prepared for ST and multiple streams.
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Hope this helps

Obviously a bunch of people will watch games at the same time...its sports..nobody likes sports reruns

As far amazon and the yankees
streamingstadium.com

Yankees Fans Aren't Happy With Amazon-Prime Games

Amazon, as a part owner of the YES Network, has rights to broadcast 21 Yankee's games on Amazon Prime this season. Yankees fans aren't happy.
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SamCdbs said:
Wouldn't it be nice if there were a pre-existing infrastructure that was 99.9% reliable no matter how many were watching?
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Except it is holed up on a dying consumer television distribution technology. In 2023, moving to streaming provides more opportunities to expand the number of subscribers than moving from Sat TV reduces it.

The fiber network in the US can manage so much more than NFL ST... by a long shot. To the point, worrying about that issue is really just laughable. And to presume Amazon or Apple couldn't manage the streaming aspect is beyond comprehension. Of the top three companies that can manage it, they'd be two of them with Google being the other.

I remember when WWE first launched online PPVs. It went very poorly. That is why there is no WWE Network today?
 
Juan said:
Hope this helps

Obviously a bunch of people will watch games at the same time...its sports..nobody likes sports reruns

As far amazon and the yankees
streamingstadium.com

Yankees Fans Aren't Happy With Amazon-Prime Games

Amazon, as a part owner of the YES Network, has rights to broadcast 21 Yankee's games on Amazon Prime this season. Yankees fans aren't happy.
streamingstadium.com streamingstadium.com
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Change can be hard, and it won't always be smooth, but the MLB is realizing and enjoying the success thus far.

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MLB.TV Sets Viewership Record For First 40 Days Of Season

Major League Baseball is seeing a record number of users streaming games on MLB.TV and accessing their other digital content.
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Yespage said:
Except it is holed up on a dying consumer television distribution technology. In 2023, moving to streaming provides more opportunities to expand the number of subscribers than moving from Sat TV reduces it.

The fiber network in the US can manage so much more than NFL ST... by a long shot. To the point, worrying about that issue is really just laughable. And to presume Amazon or Apple couldn't manage the streaming aspect is beyond comprehension. Of the top three companies that can manage it, they'd be two of them with Google being the other.

I remember when WWE first launched online PPVs. It went very poorly. That is why there is no WWE Network today?
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Except, D* isn't dying today, they will be around for probably another 7-10 years and working fine.

Hmmm ... seems to me , I (and many others) tried to watch a Single baseball game on Apple TV and the drop outs were constant, so right NOW, No Apple can't do it.... that was 1 team not 13 .
 
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Juan said:
Hope this helps

Obviously a bunch of people will watch games at the same time...its sports..nobody likes sports reruns

As far amazon and the yankees
streamingstadium.com

Yankees Fans Aren't Happy With Amazon-Prime Games

Amazon, as a part owner of the YES Network, has rights to broadcast 21 Yankee's games on Amazon Prime this season. Yankees fans aren't happy.
streamingstadium.com streamingstadium.com
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And not one part of that article is about Amazon crashing and no one could not watch it, which is what happened with AMC+.
 
SamCdbs said:
Wouldn't it be nice if there were a pre-existing infrastructure that was 99.9% reliable no matter how many were watching?
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You mean the one who decided not to bid on it, yet should of to promote their new streaming Live TV service, that way they could of offered it on Satellite and on DirecTV Stream.

Heck, they could of done the above and still could of offered it separately to others.

But DirecTV decided they no longer wanted it.
 
Bruce said:
You mean the one who decided not to bid on it, yet should of to promote their new streaming Live TV service, that way they could of offered it on Satellite and on DirecTV Stream.

Heck, they could of done the above and still could of offered it separately to others.

But DirecTV decided they no longer wanted it.
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Too expensive...streamers don't seem to be paying the price the NFL wants either..wonder why
 
Juan said:
Its a crying shame that commercial establishments are stuck with directv and can't access any of these features
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They couldn't use them anyway. What are they going to do, hand each customer a remote and let them call up stats whenever they choose? They all have phones they would use if they are interested in live stats.

I suppose some home viewers might rather get the stats on their big screen than on their phone, but if I was watching with others and they kept calling up the Xray stats and covering up game action I'd be pretty annoyed.
 
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Jimbo said:
Except, D* isn't dying today, they will be around for probably another 7-10 years and working fine.
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That could very well be true, but that didn't negate the claim. Moving to streaming for the residential market (if the winner tags Directv for commercial distribution) will increase the subscriber base more than pulling from Directv will remove it.
 
Yespage said:
That could very well be true, but that didn't negate the claim. Moving to streaming for the residential market (if the winner tags Directv for commercial distribution) will increase the subscriber base more than pulling from Directv will remove it.
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How come it's taking the NFL so long to get a deal?.. should be a no brainer
 
comp9 said:
Based on media comments from months ago the deal is done.. Just not being announced yet
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Nope..still negotiating with apple,amazon and Disney..it will be streaming deal but no announcement expected till fall way past last years deadline of the superbowl
 
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