Broadcast Extra (ABC, Univision, UniMas) now available in select DMAs for $5/mo
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ABC.... very interesting though we did hear they might add locals at some point. Wonder if FOX is next. (Recent agreement)
I would like this as well. I would subscribe to a lineup that includes networks from many different cities.
I would have to assume Sling is probably required to only offer one's "local" affiliate of each network, as every other provider is. Let's face it, since the networks demand reverse compensation these days (the affiliates pay for the privilege of having the network), what affiliate would be silly enough to pay if they knew they weren't getting protection within their market?
However, the great thing about Roku, is that with other channels like NewsOn and Nowhere TV, you can view local news from across the country, which is (in most cases) the only programming that stations carry that isn't available nationally otherwise (networks, syndication).
However, the great thing about Roku, is that with other channels like NewsOn and Nowhere TV, you can view local news from across the country, which is (in most cases) the only programming that stations carry that isn't available nationally otherwise (networks, syndication).
Sometimes on ROKU there is an indication the news is live only to find out this is from some other time in the day.
Sling TV is apparently providing access to ABC in select markets as part of a new “Broadcast Extra” add-on package that sells for $5 per month, according to information
http://www.multichannel.com/news/networks/sling-tv-adds-abc/402705
Allen bluegras
http://www.multichannel.com/news/networks/sling-tv-adds-abc/402705
Allen bluegras
Once this gets to more markets, and includes other broadcast networks, then I believe you will see a significant increase in subs.
already being discussed here
http://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/thr...now-available-in-select-dmas-for-5-mo.358000/
http://www.satelliteguys.us/xen/thr...now-available-in-select-dmas-for-5-mo.358000/
Sling TV offering ABC in select markets, reportedly has around 600,000 subscribers
http://www.fiercecable.com/story/sl...scribers-offering-abc-select-marke/2016-02-19
http://www.fiercecable.com/story/sl...scribers-offering-abc-select-marke/2016-02-19
My local ABC & NBC affiliates operate out of the same building. In fact, the CW, which is a subchannel of our NBC affiliate, uses the ABC affiliate's local news one hour earlier than when the news comes on at 11pm on its own. The reason I'm bringing all of this up, is that if Sling TV brings local broadcasting in our area, maybe we'd get NBC & the CW in addition to ABC.
I live in Frederick MD and neither the Washington nor Baltimore locals are available without a very large antenna. I would gladly pay each month to have them available on Sling. Maybe they would even include Baltimore, which is a frequently shared DMA for my zip code and DTV refuses to provide.
What kind of aerial do you have? I get a whopping 12 to 14. Changes on each scan.
he is between two markets (cincy & Dayton)...thats why
Ok. Even when I scan in a station that is only 29 miles away the station does not have that great odd signal and will get those weird squares in the picture.
Yes and I'm using an amplifier with a CM4228 old style 8 bay antenna. I guess I'm only about 30 miles from either of the two markets. If I was 20 miles farther northeast I could probably get a 3rd market too lol
Maybe Dish should do something like Aero but make new contract negotiations to include Sling TV to pay them the same amount as they would get paid if it were a Dish sub.
