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I agree that people won't cord cut over this issue. Cord cutting is about saving $1000/year and still being able to get 90% of the content online. Still, I do
by CptJamesCook 10y ago
I agree that people won't cord cut over this issue. Cord cutting is about saving $1000/year and still being able to get 90% of the content online.
Still, I don't see how it does ESPN any good to be so liberal. The powers that be at the network must see this criticism in every story and consider the option of becoming less political. I expect this to happen in 2017.
- matthewbauer 10y agoWhat political stances have they taken?
- georgemcbay 10y agoAFAICT, the way these sorts of internet conservatives see it is if you don't spend the majority of your time complaining about Obamacare, claiming climate change is a hoax, and calling for the end of all government regulations, you're a heavily biased far-left liberal socialist.
- CptJamesCook 10y agohttp://www.espn.com/blog/ombudsman/post/_/id/767/inside-and-out-espn-dealing-with-changing-political-dynamics http://www.espn.com/blog/ombudsman/post/_/id/767/inside-and-... ESPN's own public editor stated that the company has alienated consumers with its move to the left.