Dish dropping all RSN's (No they are not)
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2038 - they recently signed a 20 year extension to their deal that expires in 2018.
Either that or DirecTV will buyout CSNNE and combine it with Root Pitt for a rebranded Root Sports Northeast.
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I spend about $700 a year for my wife's and my season tickets to Iowa Hawkeye football games. That comes out to $100 a game for us as a couple and we usually only make it to 5 to 6 games out of the 7 home ones. If you ask any season ticket holder you'll find that they go because they love the whole experience not just the game itself. Sometimes I enjoy tailgating more than the game but it's all part of the experience. Sometimes you have that rare occasion where you get to witness one of the best games in the schools history. I'm proud to be witness to at least one of them.
http://www.welcometoloudcity.com/20...ics-inking-new-media-rights-deal-what-does-it
According to this link, the current deal the Celtics will pull in $15-$20 million a year; new deal will double to triple that per year. I know that doesn't give us the amount Comcast paid for, but if the Celtics are bringing in twice to 3x as much, that money has to come from somewhere.
So Dish/Comcast have a short term extension in place. http://iwantcsnchicago.com/
"Thank you for supporting Comcast SportsNet. We have a short-term extension, and Comcast SportsNet will continue to be available to Dish customers.
For information on Comcast SportsNet programming or the latest in local sports news, please visit comcastsportsnet.com."
That is shocking to me - I really thought that they would all be gone this morning after CSN NE was dropped during the summer. Going to csnchicago.com there are no ad banners, no information that there was an extension. CSN Chicago's facebook page doesn't have that story at all. It's like nothing ever happened. I am interested to know how long this short term extension is.
"Thank you for supporting Comcast SportsNet. We have a short-term extension, and Comcast SportsNet will continue to be available to Dish customers.
For information on Comcast SportsNet programming or the latest in local sports news, please visit comcastsportsnet.com."
That is shocking to me - I really thought that they would all be gone this morning after CSN NE was dropped during the summer. Going to csnchicago.com there are no ad banners, no information that there was an extension. CSN Chicago's facebook page doesn't have that story at all. It's like nothing ever happened. I am interested to know how long this short term extension is.
I too am somewhat surprised there was any deal at all. Not surprised Comcrap gave no credit on the website that they will be kept on DISH for now.
For college football you can park in all kinds of lots and tailgate without actually going to the game. Before I had season tickets I always brought a TV and my dish so we could watch the game while we tailgated. That was fun but it's better actually being at the game.
@MamaroneckMike: A truce in Dish-CSN RSNs carriage battle. Parties reach a short-term extension keeping nets on DBS provider's air. http://t.co/5xdCyT1Lpo
Anyone else feel like Dish is tired of giving credits and free premiums and is just extending extending extending as much as possible?
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Channels get dropped, Dish is blamed. Negotiations are extended and channels do not get dropped and Dish is still criticized. Negotiations are successful and prices go up in February to take that into account and Dish is lambasted. This seems like a no win situation to me...
