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Just get a Roku, Nasa TV looks great, watching a special on Europa currently.

Looks like they are having a great time- https://x.com/directvbusiness/status/1793442522754113816

Fall Schedule is out for the big 4 Networks, out of 21 Hours a week for Prime Time (7 x 3) ABC only 5.5 Hours of new scripted content NBC-10 Hours CBS-12 Hours FOX-6 Hours including 2 Hours of cartoons And the rest is reality, game shows, sports and reruns...

This is almost over and for Warner, looks like they are not part of the new agreement- The NBA is formalizing written contracts with Disney, NBC and Amazon this week, with sources calling it the final stage of media rights negotiations that may inevitably lead incumbent Warner Bros. Discovery...

The LA market is a big MAINLY, probably take, at least, a billion or more for the entire metro area. But if Dish/Echostar does finish those three markets, should get them to the 75% they have to be at next summer.

Still not in 3 areas, one is extremely major- Future Planned Areas: Boston, MA Charleston, WV Los Angeles, CA The info is from them, not some blog- https://help.boostinfinite.com/docs/americas-smart-network

We have been posting about the new service since February 6, in the Cord Cutters forum, where that post should be. https://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/threads/warner-fox-disney-to-launch-streaming-sports-joint-venture.408454/

For the NBC games, you just need Peacock, at the lowest tier (with Commercials) you get the exclusive games and the NBC games, along with NBC content (tv shows)on next day, at the highest tier, you get a livestream of your local NBC station. The other benefit , the NBC SNF game looks so much...

2020?

...you say forget it, cancel everything. Another problem with legacy services, is they make everything a total PITA, like cancellation, where the CSR ****** the customer off so much ( like demanding the LNB off the Dish to be sent back) it guarantees that customer will never come back. I have...

I have no issue with bundling, as long as the services are still available separately as well. I bundle Hulu, Disney and ESPN+ myself, it is a great deal at $25 a month. But when you limited it to only one provider, Comcast and only the with commercials version, it become a big nothing for the...

Only available to Comcast customers and the ad-supported versions only, so a big nothing.

Do you mean the locals only deal that Comcast offers, where they then add the broadcast channels fee to it, plus the other fees and taxes, makes it then more then YTTV? Why? All I have wrote, it is ignorance to believe rules/laws cannot be changed.

No, it was another complaint post about streaming, this time about Netflix and how you do not like the majority of shows on there.

So you just want to put down streaming for the 1000th time and then not defend your incorrect statement? First, you are missing the point on what Mike posted about TBS and TNT, which is they are no longer producing or showing new scripted content, which is the same for a lot of cable channels...

I am still peeved that Big Bang Theory ended, Jim Parsons gave up an increase in salary to $30 Million a year, only working 3 days a week, read though, rehearsal, filming. When that kind of money comes your way for 3 days of work and 24 weeks, you do not quit, especially in an industry like...

The strike shortened season is the reason for that, they had 22 episodes mapped/planned out, including one with the hopeful return of Paige and Sheldon being in Germany longer, but just not enough episodes. Sheldon said in the voiceover towards the end of Season 6, that Missy became a total...

I really doubt the creditors would not agree to something, but it depends on what that something is if they make a deal.

And a extremely more complicated then a Personal Bankruptcy. Also possible Charlie could lose control since he just owns shares now. Also have to get the Creditors to agree on a deal to bring the company out of Chapter 11. Might need a major investor also, because the company will need cash...

The last main one, Redbox, is having Revenue issues due to not enough people renting disc anymore. They put themselves up for sale last October, no takers. By the way, I still do purchase some movies on 4K Disc, be sad to see it go, but technology moves forward...

I did, hence why I left paid Live TV, when the ABC Prime Time Schedule came out for next Fall, where it showed only 5.5 hours (out of 21 hours) of new scripted content, that means it is officially over, fat lady is screaming, streaming has won, just have a few more years until it is all over of...

I have to ask……why? Live Pay TV is still profitable ( revenue is shrinking every year, but still profitable), but Dish (and everyone else) is running out of time to fix it. Boost Mobile has been nothing but failed launches ( the Post Paid debacle) and has lost 1.7 Million since Dish had taken...

Big Business is considered political, because of all that comes with it, profits, taxes, jobs, outsourcing, support by one party over another. It is also quite hypocritical to criticize, since he uses big business, along with the negatives that comes with it as he describes, in his daily life...

And what have you done that would be considered a innovation these days? Amazing how some will criticize a company with a $2.9 Trillion Market Cap, yet cannot explain what they could or have done better. It is easy to criticize, not so easy to provide a solution. By the way, enjoying my new...

Nope, not political at all. :rolleyes: