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NFL Sunday Ticket Moving to Streaming from DirecTV, Roger Goodell Confirms; Deal Expected by This Fall
- Thread starter Joey1986
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well this will get interesting, many "pouring establishments" have Direct TV because of the NFL games, and I'm sure the same thing can be said for private residences.
Will Direct TV have a exodus of subscribers?
Will Direct TV have a exodus of subscribers?
Because they (those establishments) pay the fees required in order to do so.
Will DTV be allowed to buy-back those satellite viewing rights when one of the other players for those rights has it?
There certainly could be some apprehension for an establishment that can get DTV, but has terrible (or no) data stream available for that to happen.
It looks like a deal where DirecTV carried Sunday Ticket for restaurants and bars and have streaming for residential viewers, or some sort of combined package would make sense.
If Disney ends up with Sunday Ticket, would there be a possibility of a game or two every week to be cherry picked for carriage on ESPN+?
Look for Roku to amp up sales to bars and restaurants, tied in with high speed internet packages, as well as a subscription to what ever service ends up with Sunday Ticket.
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