From SI.com "Amazon and Google are the final two choices remaining for the NFL." That speaks volumes about what is happening
The NFL will love it if the Red Zone channel goes away. It was hurting sales of the NFL Sunday Ticket.
Uh, what? NFL Red Zone is so successful there are two of them right now. One is produced by DirecTV and available with Sunday Ticket, with Andrew Siciliano.
The NFL Network-produced NFL Red Zone is already on most providers, w/ Scott Hansen. Probably coming next season to DirecTV.
Wondering if you have to have a particular level of package with YT if they get it.
I don't have YT, but I presume they have various levels of programming.
Only Positive is its Streaming, so I would think you can activate it in September and turn it off in January, I would hope.
There are no tiers, just add-ons. Base package is $65. You can turn it off/on by the month as you please. Their business model supports this because every new customer doesn't cost them $700-800 up front like DirecTV.
Alternatively they could just offer it as part of their Primetime Channels:
Movies and Shows
Find the latest and greatest movies and shows all available on YouTube.com/movies. From award-winning hits to independent releases, watch on any device and from the comfort of your home.
www.youtube.com
The value there would be getting people to use their platform (this and brand value are why it doesn't have to be profitable with just subscription fees, something often ignored by the detractors), which lends itself to using it other ways as well (be that YTTV or adding other products in the Primetime space.
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