Okay, I have a 3D capable TV (yes I know 3D is not popular, but I like it and frankly don't care, so don't go there). I enjoy the channel 3net on occasion, and see that the only advertisements on that station are for what is playing on that station, but no actual ads. It's not like it's a premium network which you pay extra for, so how do they draw the income? I've been wondering that.
How does 3net get revenue with no advertisers? It's not like it's a premium network, so I wonder.
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It is a joint venture of Discovery Communications, Sony and IMAX.
So it is being sponsored by them, much like how HD programming was being sponsored by the TV makers in the begining.
So it is being sponsored by them, much like how HD programming was being sponsored by the TV makers in the begining.
Isn't the point of a business is to make a profit? How could they sponsor a network and not get any revenue in return?
I love the channel too although the clarity is nothing compared to 3D BluRay's. I wish it had more content though. I wish the winter Olympics would have been available in 3D.
Me too. I'm betting your home is shutter glasses while theaters are polarization. I don't like polarization 3D and the at home (LG) polarized passive 3D are not true 1080P 3D but active shutter is. No flicker at all with my 480Hz Samsung.
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