Here's a proposition for Charlie

I think D* would be doing most of the squirming.

Anyway, I think the key is "... substantially on the terms ..." So if the NFL jacks up the bill too much, the merger is off anyway.


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It's a losing deal, Charlie won't and can't. And to what end, to stop the buyout? I'm not seeing any earth shattering industry changes in regards to DISH and that buyout. DISH won't even go back to the very modest (in comparison) MLB package because it lost money.

1 Billion per year to maybe get 2 million new subscribers.
 
I don't think that's the point though. It's if they are going to buy Direct TV at the offered price, they want a deal with the NFL in place.
 
I don't think that's the point though. It's if they are going to buy Direct TV at the offered price, they want a deal with the NFL in place.
This line of discussion was prompted by Yespage's question about why AT&T just doesn't buy NFLST themselves.
 
This line of discussion was prompted by Yespage's question about why AT&T just doesn't buy NFLST themselves.

Because they alone could not justify it without Directv's subs. They want NFLST to be one of Directv's assets that they are investing in.
 
I do not think the NFL will sell ST to AT&T without a national footprint.

This! I cannot imagine the NFL agreeing to an exclusive agreement with ATT as is. They must have the ability to offer to everyone OR it wouldn't be an exclusive deal.
 

Interesting article on the future of pay TV

Time left in contract?

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