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Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 7:41 am Posts: 19722 Location: Cumberland, RI
I hate to say it out loud, but regional sports networks seem like they'd be the next outlet to jump into streaming independently. Like, you can get us if you have cable or pay us $10 a month directly, no other middlemen. NESN already has an app, it would be super easy to implement, I imagine.
I hate to say it out loud, but regional sports networks seem like they'd be the next outlet to jump into streaming independently. Like, you can get us if you have cable or pay us $10 a month directly, no other middlemen. NESN already has an app, it would be super easy to implement, I imagine.
I hate to say it out loud, but regional sports networks seem like they'd be the next outlet to jump into streaming independently. Like, you can get us if you have cable or pay us $10 a month directly, no other middlemen. NESN already has an app, it would be super easy to implement, I imagine.
This will definitely happen.
But the games are tied into the individual sport packages (i.e. NESN is part of MLB Extra Innings). I'm guessing that agreement prevents independent availability.
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emanon wrote:
I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
I hate to say it out loud, but regional sports networks seem like they'd be the next outlet to jump into streaming independently. Like, you can get us if you have cable or pay us $10 a month directly, no other middlemen. NESN already has an app, it would be super easy to implement, I imagine.
This will definitely happen.
But the games are tied into the individual sport packages (i.e. NESN is part of MLB Extra Innings). I'm guessing that agreement prevents independent availability.
They'll figure something out if they lose enough cable subscribers.
I hate to say it out loud, but regional sports networks seem like they'd be the next outlet to jump into streaming independently. Like, you can get us if you have cable or pay us $10 a month directly, no other middlemen. NESN already has an app, it would be super easy to implement, I imagine.
This will definitely happen.
But the games are tied into the individual sport packages (i.e. NESN is part of MLB Extra Innings). I'm guessing that agreement prevents independent availability.
They'll figure something out if they lose enough cable subscribers.
If I could someday subscribe to Fox Sports South, I would definately cut the cord. I view that as doubtful.
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emanon wrote:
I think I either need to drink less to become more alert, or more so as not to care.
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 11:15 pm Posts: 20773 Location: the bathroom
Strat wrote:
Hey guys.
So, my parents got rid of Direct Tv due to cost. They ended up utilizing YouTube Tv and really loved it. One of the main things was that they were bale to watch Fox Sports North and all the hockey games (Go wild!). However, YouTube TV is dropping FSN and im thinking they'll know want to switch services.
HulU tv apparently has this channel. I've never seen or used Hulu TV but is it pretty much the same concept? Will they get all of their local news channels etc?
Strat, temporary extension in place while they work on an agreement ... sorry, dunno how to embed a tweet via phone
Joined: Wed January 02, 2013 11:15 pm Posts: 20773 Location: the bathroom
Also, Hulu and YouTubeTV are essentially the same, except for a handful of different channels that each service provides. Here’s a comparison chart that seems up to date:
Not a plug but, Disney+ is great. The kids love the selection, the streaming quality is amazing, and the app is simple to use and rock solid.
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Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 7:41 am Posts: 19722 Location: Cumberland, RI
Monkey_Driven wrote:
Simple Torture wrote:
YouTube TV was fun while it lasted:
Did you think the current price would last forever? A $15 bump isn't too bad.
I agree that I was being a little dramatic. But they keep adding and adding channels; the draw of YTTV when I started was that it was pretty bare-bones. There are just so few options that involve our regional sports network that I can imagine the price of this plus internet being close to my former cable package in another year's time.
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