04-04-2023, 10:16
(This post was last modified: 04-04-2023, 10:25 by theo_luddite.)
Lesser of 2 evils I suppose, if you've already got, or are thinking of getting a subscription with them or Now TV.
The really preferred deal would have been a Freeview TV one, though to get close it would have meant two or more channels joining forces and funds like with the BBC/ITV FA Cup deal. Whether BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Quest for example could collectively get their heads round it is doubtful when all but the BBC regularly scrap with each other over the weekend highlights programmes and the Beeb not wanting to scupper MOTD (again) for the time being. It's also debateable how long Freeview will be around in it's current form as the mobile phone companies get ever more hungry for frequencies and bandwidth for their own streaming services on 5G and 6G (whenever that starts to appear). They are pulling the plug soon on everything up to and including 3G, so they've still got that to play with.
There was talk that DAZN were sniffing round BT Sports early last year, but not seen anything on that recently. Ah, just answered my own question with a quick Google search, good of BT to let it's customers know - https://www.bt.com/sport/features/TNT-Sp...l%20season. - well they might get round to it, eventually.
Due to "explode" onto our TV screens in time for next season? Other corny gags involving explosives, demolition jobs, going off with a bang etc. are available for exploiting on request.
The really preferred deal would have been a Freeview TV one, though to get close it would have meant two or more channels joining forces and funds like with the BBC/ITV FA Cup deal. Whether BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Quest for example could collectively get their heads round it is doubtful when all but the BBC regularly scrap with each other over the weekend highlights programmes and the Beeb not wanting to scupper MOTD (again) for the time being. It's also debateable how long Freeview will be around in it's current form as the mobile phone companies get ever more hungry for frequencies and bandwidth for their own streaming services on 5G and 6G (whenever that starts to appear). They are pulling the plug soon on everything up to and including 3G, so they've still got that to play with.
There was talk that DAZN were sniffing round BT Sports early last year, but not seen anything on that recently. Ah, just answered my own question with a quick Google search, good of BT to let it's customers know - https://www.bt.com/sport/features/TNT-Sp...l%20season. - well they might get round to it, eventually.
Due to "explode" onto our TV screens in time for next season? Other corny gags involving explosives, demolition jobs, going off with a bang etc. are available for exploiting on request.
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