Sounds like you are an Objectivist....like me.Name one capitalist that believes in “no regulation”. We believe in LOW REGULATION. That’s an obvious difference. Regulation actually drives prices up and possibly contributes to channel disputes. You’re confusing capitalism with anarchy. I am far from an anarchist.
It's mostly that Vevo commercial that I find to be loud and annoying. Why do they have to start it out with such a loud music note that startles me every time I hear it?Haha no you are not! Oh I'm loving the new TPIR channel but I just wish they wouldn't repeat the same shows over and over so much. And those LOUD commercials
Haaa! I have 3 of them in my basement!Some things do go down in price, if you wait. Try watching classic episodes of The Price Is Right from the early 1980's. The price of a VCR has come down quite considerably.
Kind of reminds me of this song: The Police - When The World Is Running Down, You Make The Best Of What's Still Around Lyrics | AZLyrics.comHaaa! I have 3 of them in my basement!
Are you referring to the Nexstar deal with YouTube TV? That happened before the blackout. Or is there another deal involved?With the news that they reached a deal with YouTube TV I would not be surprised if this dispute with dish is over shortly.
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Cord Cutters also said Hulu just added their Nexstar locals and WGN America back up. Hulu and Nexstar Reach a Deal to Bring Locals Back to Hulu with Live, Adding WGN America | Cord Cutters NewsWith the news that they reached a deal with YouTube TV I would not be surprised if this dispute with dish is over shortly.
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Are you referring to the Nexstar deal with YouTube TV? That happened before the blackout. Or is there another deal involved?
YouTube is adding WGN America.Sorry it may have been Hulu not YouTube TV. I quickly read it early this morning.
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Are you under the impression that DTV has the same level of concern for their customers costs as Dish? Or concern for their customers period? That certainly has not been their history. If they weren't looking to sucker someone into buying a minority share of the business I wouldn't be surprised if they would not have settled at all.It’s frustrating to say the least that Directv figures it out sooner than Dish every time.
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Are you under the impression that DTV has the same level of concern for their customers costs as Dish? Or concern for their customers period? That certainly has not been their history. If they weren't looking to sucker someone into buying a minority share of the business I wouldn't be surprised if they would not have settled at all.
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