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>for a UT football game This seems to be the rub. I can't imagine the networks/cable-cos letting these assets go in a "pay $X to stream this game" way anytime
by TetOn 17y ago
>for a UT football game
This seems to be the rub. I can't imagine the networks/cable-cos letting these assets go in a "pay $X to stream this game" way anytime soon. It seems likely that live sports (more than anything else I can think of) will likely be the cudgel for much broader content delivery service agreements for some time to come.
- maudineormsby 17y agoNHL, NBA, and MLB have online streaming options. I subscribe to NHL Gamecenter. $160 a season, and streams at 2200 kbps, which is good enough for me. Sports are slowly caving to the online demand.
- migpwr 17y agoSurprising how reluctant the NFL has been to giving their fanbase a live online option. MLB is, by far, the best online streaming option.
- mikeryan 17y agoMLB is the only sport that keeps full rights to their internet streaming. The rest of the sports have traditionally tied internet streaming to their broadcast deals.