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I agree that the problem is the league's negotiations locking the content down to specific viewing methods, but I disagree with your second point. I think crea
by aesthetics1 11y ago
I agree that the problem is the league's negotiations locking the content down to specific viewing methods, but I disagree with your second point.
I think creating a good solid product wins. Something like www.ballstreams.com is much better than NBA League Pass. HBO Go is a better experience than your cable + HBO Subscription.
Good products and services win out in the long run. That's why this is even a debate - services like Netflix are destroying the cable companies. It's only a matter of time.
If ESPN built their own platform that was simple to use, worked wherever you were (without a cable subscription), and maybe most importantly did not have blackouts, I think they would make a killing.
- kodablah 11y agoMy second point was less about quality and more concerned the fact that ESPN can't create a system without blackouts because the leagues won't let them. So there is nothing they can do, they should ride it out.