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but if they are ruled as cable MUST carry rules then can't they block some content?

https://nrb.org/broadcasters-push-fcc-to-reconsider-rules-for-vmvpds/ Now if they get the same rules as sat and cable will blocks like this go away?

if they do buy them will they be forced to give channels in some markets like WGN?

at least November and they don't have youtube tv in Puerto Rico at all. maybe they have rights / legal issues that are not yet worked.

WGN has live steams of the local content no log in needed

They can use SDV to make it not use bandwidth all the time. also directv has other channels that are part time that are full time on cable.

directv is not likey to have that live 24/7 they will likey have it as an part time channel

now will directv also use the ALT slot for redzone?

even so I can see an 1 team package being 80% of the full price.

light or say one team only at 80% of the full cost?

It took court action for that to happen with the NHL / NBA / MLB

doesn't the NFL have an MAX SUBS rule for NFL ticket as part of the deal with FOX and CBS?

no commercial home (USA) vegas will not let that happen at the very least the sports books will get some feed. as for other bars if there is no commercial deal then google will need to hire people to check bars looking for any ones that cheat.

they may need to police people trying to do that there own bar vs paying the much higher cost commercial rates. What will the max muilt sterams be for NFL TICKET?

They don't have all the channels that other systems or streamers have that is why they are cheaper for now They even tried to dump ESPN but that did not work out.

how much do they get for NFL ticket Commercial right now?? 93K mid-season rate for the top level 10,001+ (casino) https://www.directv.com/forbusiness/nfl-sunday-ticket/ and mid-season starts at like $300

it happened in Canada

we need to make week 1 next year FAIL SO BAD that they are forced to offer it back on directv to homes (likely still on there for bars)

but the local teams own the rights to most of there own games

+ bigger maybe Matrix Switchers + steaming boxes + some way to get NHL CI, NBA LP, MLB EI, local rsn's, ESPN. Right now ESPN + Businessen is directv only. So I think that google maybe forced to use directv till more steamers sell Businessen accounts for TV. And will google f**k up the black...

YouTube TV does not have many RSNs so that is an big trun off for some unless the RSN sell direct. But for commercial forget about it. and for the sports books that show all games?

It's just the main ring / main citys that must have the games. Also it's the NFL rule. At one time NBCSN tried to get MNF or TNF and the must be on local TV part I think killed the deal as they did not want that.

A report from The Athletic over the weekend noted that Apple and NFL were debating semantics like the inclusion of international sales rights and the nature of geographic blackout restrictions in the proposed Sunday Ticket contract. However, the NFL is not (or cannot due to existing contracts...

they can make it like the other sports and have it be on all systems lower price then it is now (maybe force you to buy it to get RedZone) and have an one team choice and one team + redzone

does that count the local OTA views?