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The contract is currently held by DirecTV, which pays about $1 billion annually for the rights. That contract, however, expires at the end of the 2014 season.
Citi analyst Jason Bazinet believes that DirecTV is losing money on the deal, generating only about $725 million a year in revenue. He thinks a new contract would run about $1.5 billion if DirecTV were to make another go for it.
the nfl would make the most on offering it to every service rather than exclusivity I would assume.
I wonder how many customers DTV would lose if they lost the ticket? I know I would switch to Verizon Fios in a millisecond if they had it.
I switched from DTV to Fiios once and soon switched back. I won't do it again even though I'm frustrated at the DTV/Pac 12 war that looks to have no ending. As a sports fan, even ignoring the NFL package, DTV is worlds better than Fios especially if you insist on HD programming.
Steve
I switched from DTV to Fiios once and soon switched back. I won't do it again even though I'm frustrated at the DTV/Pac 12 war that looks to have no ending. As a sports fan, even ignoring the NFL package, DTV is worlds better than Fios especially if you insist on HD programming.
Steve
I'm tired of streaming ASU football games. Direct TV has me on the verge of going with Dish.
They better fix the roku wifi lag...Get a roku for $50, get Play-on $50 lifetime lic. and then stream just about any televised sporting event in the world from the VIPBox website for free!
They better fix the roku wifi lag...
If I could watch the NFL on the internet, that would end TV service at my house.
Which is unfortunate because DirecTV is by far the best service I have at my house. I have ZERO problem paying them money because there service is AWESOME!
Yet, why pay $100+ a month for something I really don't use. I watch all of 10 shows, if that many, and they are all available online.
The only thing that keeps TV service in my house is football and hockey.
Very interesting.
BTW - watching TV through my tablet ? I cannot tell the difference in quality.
What is the "wifi lag"?They better fix the roku wifi lag...
What is the "wifi lag"?
apparently he has issues streaming in his house and gets lag
yeah...i dont have issues until I go out back and for that I am buying a range extender.Well, the person's problem is probably the cable modem and the service provider.
Gotta get high-speed internet, and a router with extremely good bandwidth.
I quit cable long ago. Have an xbox in the living room and rokus in all the other rooms. We watch broadcast TV, netflix and hulu. Dont miss it at all.
Again though, I watch the cardinals and they are on broadcast TV. I could care less about other sports or having sunday ticket.
big bang is on netflix I believeI'd quit cable (satellite in my case) in a second if I could pick up broadcast TV. Unfortunately, we'd need a rooftop antenna just to pick up static. I have Hulu Plus, Netflix and Amazon Prime and all I really use my provider for is sports and The Big Bang Theory. Considering how little I watch I'm paying a lot for very little. I keep looking for options but haven't found any I can live with so far. I know it's not a big deal here for most people but I won't watch pirated sports so I'm pretty much stuck.
Steve
big bang is on netflix I believe
Are you in the boonies or something that keeps you from getting signal?
I would argue that w hat you pay in one year for DTV would likely pay for an elaborate antenna setup
I don't live in the boonies (200,000 in city and several similarly sized cities close by) but cable was firmly entrenched nationally before this area became something other than a farming community so they just never made broadcast available. Also, there is a small mountain blocking my access to the nearest repeater and other mountains blocking the ones that are further away. Unfortunately I live in a real valley not a pretend one like Phoenix. As for The Big Bang Theory, it's doing incredibly well in syndication (better than many first run shows) and it will likely be a long time before it is available on any of the streaming services.
Steve
It is already on streaming services, pretty sure netflix is where I had found it. I only have netflix and hulu so it is on one of them.
But w/e, was just asking to try to help but appears you have it all figured out so nvm.