I wouldn't look too into that, I see stuff at other places than where it belongs all the time. Once in a while I might see a shopping or religious channel on the NHL center ice channels when it's not being used for a game. I think they use some parts of their spectrum for two channels if neither them are on 24/7
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I wouldn't look too into that, I see stuff at other places than where it belongs all the time. Once in a while I might see a shopping or religious channel on the NHL center ice channels when it's not being used for a game. I think they use some parts of their spectrum for two channels if neither them are on 24/7
Wasn't really saying more as UFC > NHL.. but NHL fans have been screwed by the ordeal for a while.. and now you will have even more angry folks because you will have the NHL + UFC fans being mad..
This is incorrect. For the most part there are some early games and late games in the first two rounds. A couple of 7:00 and 7:30 games followed by 9:00-10:30 games.
The schedule is determined by TV and arena availability, but I can assure you that Versus will have plenty of double or even triple headers featuring games starting at 7:00 with a JIP finish of an 7:30 game followed by 10:00 or 10:30 west coast game.
FWIW, the HD PPV that appeared when Versus was turned off (channel 159) was removed this morning.
btw, just did a google search to see if anything materialized. all media outlets running the story quoted the cage potato story. but according to that story, versus is definitely coming back in the sports pak.
I'm not a hockey fan, but I do look forward to the Tour De France each year on Versus. If they do not get this settled by July I will not be a happy camper.
Was there ever any Gran Prix on Versus? (A good friend in England want's me to watch a few races).
yeah it appears like the 2nd half of last year Indycar fans if they want to watch Indycar they can watch the IZOD series races on Indycar.com via the Helicopter camera, or one of 4 on-board cameras w/o audio. And for the Firestone Indy Lights which air on Versus tape delayed on Mondays in a 1 hour highlight show, on Indycar.com you can watch it Live w/ IMS Radio brodcast. Same with Quals for IZOD series on Versus is the 30 minute highlights on Saturdays while Indycar.com has it live w/ IMS radio.
So Indycar fans can still see all the racing action but just w/o audio for the main series races
So Indycar fans can still see all the racing action but just w/o audio for the main series races
Versus update...sort of
Got this from TVpredications.com....
News Digest
DIRECTV's Twitter Page: Versus Coming Soon?
TVPredictions.com Washington, D.C. (March 10, 2010) -- Could DIRECTV and Versus be getting close to a deal?
The Comcast-owned channel, which airs National Hockey League games and other sports, was pulled from DIRECTV's lineup over six months ago due to a programming fee dispute. The blackout affected both the SD and HD feeds.
However, there have been rumors that the two sides will reach an agreement before the start of the NHL playoffs in April. And now fueling the rumors are comments from DIRECTV itself on the company's official Twitter page.
In the last week, readers have asked DIRECTV's Twitter reps if Versus will soon return to the air. The standard reply: They think so.
"We have productive talks going on with Versus and should have an update soon," one DIRECTV tweet said.
Another DIRECTV Twitter rep stated: "We have productive conversations going on with Versus and hope to have news soon."
The two sides are believed to be battling over how Versus would be packaged to DIRECTV's subscribers. The satcaster apparently wants to include the sports channels in a premium sports package that would be seen by fewer people because it would be more costly to subscribe to.
However, Versus would like to be included in a basic package that would be seen by more people -- and generate more money for Versus. Channels are traditionally compensated by the number of subscribers who watch them.
Got this from TVpredications.com....
News Digest
DIRECTV's Twitter Page: Versus Coming Soon?
TVPredictions.com Washington, D.C. (March 10, 2010) -- Could DIRECTV and Versus be getting close to a deal?
The Comcast-owned channel, which airs National Hockey League games and other sports, was pulled from DIRECTV's lineup over six months ago due to a programming fee dispute. The blackout affected both the SD and HD feeds.
However, there have been rumors that the two sides will reach an agreement before the start of the NHL playoffs in April. And now fueling the rumors are comments from DIRECTV itself on the company's official Twitter page.
In the last week, readers have asked DIRECTV's Twitter reps if Versus will soon return to the air. The standard reply: They think so.
"We have productive talks going on with Versus and should have an update soon," one DIRECTV tweet said.
Another DIRECTV Twitter rep stated: "We have productive conversations going on with Versus and hope to have news soon."
The two sides are believed to be battling over how Versus would be packaged to DIRECTV's subscribers. The satcaster apparently wants to include the sports channels in a premium sports package that would be seen by fewer people because it would be more costly to subscribe to.
However, Versus would like to be included in a basic package that would be seen by more people -- and generate more money for Versus. Channels are traditionally compensated by the number of subscribers who watch them.
sorry, swanni, as usual stole the info from other sources. i wouldn't trust him as your end all, be all source.
okay just sent the e-mail out to vs@directv.com I say we all send in our concerns and frustrations and get them to see how dissapointed everyone is this should raise a few eye brows based on the number of e-mails received
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