I wwant to watch March madness. I want to watch the NBA playoffs. I have a cell phone and so I stream these events. How do I stream them? How much money do I have to put out?
The current Wild West of streaming services is out of control.
Used to be you needed a TV. No longer
I have no idea how sport content is apportioned to broadcasters
Streamers
Peacock
HULU
Prime
Apple TV
fubo sling ESPN NBC Youtube etc
FOX (Only available to certain high-status subscription services?)
NFL network
Netflix
HBO
Showtime
etc...
I personally subscribed to:
Sling 85.00
Added Basketball service 15.00
Peacock. 12.00
Netflix. 15.00
NFL 15.00
Track & Field access for another $10 or $20.
For a total of 142 bucks.
If President Biden makes streaming/legacy TV affordability and availability a campaign issue it could be big.
Well, I wrote a review and I don't *usually* interview people whose stuff I've reviewed (I think it creates a weird conflict of interest issue, or at least the appearance of a conflict of interest). If Ed Zwick's people reached out, though, I'd probably do it, haha. It's a good book, I didn't need to be bribed with an interview to write good things about it!
Regarding the $150+ streaming payment? I still didn't get the fox sports channel.
Forgive off-topic presentation but apropos
I wwant to watch March madness. I want to watch the NBA playoffs. I have a cell phone and so I stream these events. How do I stream them? How much money do I have to put out?
The current Wild West of streaming services is out of control.
Used to be you needed a TV. No longer
I have no idea how sport content is apportioned to broadcasters
Streamers
Peacock
HULU
Prime
Apple TV
fubo sling ESPN NBC Youtube etc
FOX (Only available to certain high-status subscription services?)
NFL network
Netflix
HBO
Showtime
etc...
I personally subscribed to:
Sling 85.00
Added Basketball service 15.00
Peacock. 12.00
Netflix. 15.00
NFL 15.00
Track & Field access for another $10 or $20.
For a total of 142 bucks.
If President Biden makes streaming/legacy TV affordability and availability a campaign issue it could be big.
Stephen
Looking forward to listening to this. Any chance of getting Ed Zwick on the podcast?
Well, I wrote a review and I don't *usually* interview people whose stuff I've reviewed (I think it creates a weird conflict of interest issue, or at least the appearance of a conflict of interest). If Ed Zwick's people reached out, though, I'd probably do it, haha. It's a good book, I didn't need to be bribed with an interview to write good things about it!