Go ahead and do the same for Fox, CBS, NBC for the rights to the NFL games they acquired. Do you think theyre subscription revenue will cover the approximate $2 billion each are spending?
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Go ahead and do the same for Fox, CBS, NBC for the rights to the NFL games they acquired. Do you think theyre subscription revenue will cover the approximate $2 billion each are spending?
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There is no advantage for Apple/Amazon/Google to throw DirecTV a bone to let them keep carrying NFLST, at the most maybe business customers, but Amazon already has Amazon Business to handle them, Apple, who knows, but some of these news stories says Apple might want to do it themselves to build on new relationships with Commercial Establishments.
So $39.99 for preseason games and a bunch of replays...
www.cbsnews.com
NFL launches tiered streaming service. Here's how much it costs.
Football fans will be able to watch games on their mobile device, with NFL promising bevy of content.
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Is that the number? 250,000 Subs won't be able to get the Sunday Ticket if not for Directv?
You can stream and keep directv..but we estimate about 250k sunday ticket subs cant stream
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That is only $75 million, peanuts to Apple who has over $200 Billion in cash alone, Amazon/Google both over $100 Billion.
Also, by the time ST is on one of the above, there should be more options for some with Broadband.
There is also Star Link, yes I know it is $100 a month, but I have read a lot of rural folks are paying $75-up for really bad DSL because they have no choice or they have Hughes, which is more expensive, a lot slower then Star Link and has extreme Data Caps.
Also, having Star Link will give you options for different TV services that are less expensive, so can save money that way.
Gasp, wrong again. Preseason games were available via the Game Pass product they offered before NFL+.
NFL+ is even cheaper than Game Pass for those who want this service for that specific purpose.
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The NFL does not get any extra or less if 250,000 cannot get ST, if the deal is for $2.5 Billion, then the NFL gets $2.5 Billion.
And yes, the NFL will take as much as possible and will do all they can to engineer a better deal, that is why I think this new story about Google is a bunch of bull.
This is the Corporate world that I am so glad not to be part of anymore.
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It wasn't available in the united states
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Wrong again.
Literally have used it for the last two years, complimentary as part of my season tickets. Waiting to see if NFL+ will be offered to us as well.
It's really sad how you have to make things up to make your points instead of just participate in the discussion.
Here's another email, from 2020, an ad for Game Pass... the fine print.
Paid for what, you said it was international only?
What's your source for nobody paying for it?
Amazon Business can deal with Commercial TV? Where each site is it's own thing? And deal with billing by FCO?
Apple may have an hard time getting Commercial Establishments to buy high cost TV boxes + switcher upgrades and if they want to ENFORCE HDCP that may turn off even more sites.
Amazon may be able to cut them an deal on an bigger switcher and tv sticks.
Now both will have issues with places that don't have good internet and are they ready to deal with ENFORCE that places just don't get an home account or maybe even try to use canadian satellite tv?
You said nobody was paying for it (right after you said it wasn't available to me at all...). I have prior to it becoming a benefit of my season ticket package, and know of dozens of people who paid for it just last year alone (as they were part of the effort to get coaches film re-added).
So yeah, there you go again...
Why do you keep just making things up?
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