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feb1003

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Ever year at this time of year , we ask when will brighthouse going to sign a deal to get the NFL Channel. Im getting tired of waiting. I love Brighthouse and I am happy except when football comes around. I know that it not Brighthouse , but Time Warner whos stopping Brighthouse from signing with the Nfl. thats what im be told. Right now im temped to sign with either u-verse or directv..
 
feb1003,

Time Warner Cable does Bright House's deals.

They will probably have talks before the season starts and we will be teased but nothing will probably happen.

In 2012, they are going to a 16-game NFL Network schedule so that might help things next year by having more games.

Their top priority is getting on TWC/BHN so that could be a good sign and while it's nice to have hope, I'd bet on us not having it again this season or that RedZone channel.
 
Hopefully the NFL Network will stop trying to rob everyone for their channel and instead only let those who wish to have it pay the high rate.
 
Island that would mean the NFL cares about its viewers, instead of its bottom line. It does not want only the people who wish to watch the channel to have it. It wants MILLIONs of Americans to pay the fee for the channel who do not care about the channel. Much like most channels of the type.
 
The NFL Network, could just stream the channel for us subs that can't get it on a cable system.

They do if you have a Verizon Wireless smartphone, since VZW is the official wireless provider of the NFL. Or a smartphone from another provider and are able to find the hacked APK. I watched some NFL Network on my Evo last year, bottom line is it’s still a waste. A handful of live games a year does not make it worth it. ESPN does a much better job with highlights and analysis. Now what I did find cool was NFL Redzone. Last year I’d watch the Bills on my big screen and stream RedZone on my phone. But on Sundays from 1-7, NFL Network really has nothing of value on. It’s a scoreboard channel with post game interviews thrown in once the early games wrap up, which you can see on ESPN or ESPNEWS. Instead of the NFL making RedZone a totally separate part time channel, why not make it a programming block on NFL Network? Oh yeah that’s right, then they wouldn’t be able to rape their fans as much.
 
Island that would mean the NFL cares about its viewers, instead of its bottom line. It does not want only the people who wish to watch the channel to have it. It wants MILLIONs of Americans to pay the fee for the channel who do not care about the channel. Much like most channels of the type.

Thats true, however wouldn't it be in the best interests of NFL to make sure the channel is available in all areas of Country where the NFL plays, so they can at least rape their advertisers on viewership fees rather than have cities where you have a franchise in the dark?
 
They do if you have a Verizon Wireless smartphone, since VZW is the official wireless provider of the NFL. Or a smartphone from another provider and are able to find the hacked APK. I watched some NFL Network on my Evo last year, bottom line is it’s still a waste. A handful of live games a year does not make it worth it. ESPN does a much better job with highlights and analysis. Now what I did find cool was NFL Redzone. Last year I’d watch the Bills on my big screen and stream RedZone on my phone. But on Sundays from 1-7, NFL Network really has nothing of value on. It’s a scoreboard channel with post game interviews thrown in once the early games wrap up, which you can see on ESPN or ESPNEWS. Instead of the NFL making RedZone a totally separate part time channel, why not make it a programming block on NFL Network? Oh yeah that’s right, then they wouldn’t be able to rape their fans as much.

Well you know Steve, last year CTV out of Toronto through TSN ran a mini redzone after 4pm when the early game was over; moving to live action, game to game. It was pretty kewl and if the NFL Redzone is anything like the ESPN Game Day channel for college games, it would awesome to have.
 
Thats true, however wouldn't it be in the best interests of NFL to make sure the channel is available in all areas of Country where the NFL plays, so they can at least rape their advertisers on viewership fees rather than have cities where you have a franchise in the dark?

Well there is more money had from access fees then ad dollars.. Well more stable money at least.
 
Well you know Steve, last year CTV out of Toronto through TSN ran a mini redzone after 4pm when the early game was over; moving to live action, game to game. It was pretty kewl and if the NFL Redzone is anything like the ESPN Game Day channel for college games, it would awesome to have.

I don't get the Toronto channels so I wouldn't know. NFL RedZone is better at what they do then their NCAA counterpart, ESPN Goal Line, although I was impressed at how well Goal Line was last season considering it was their first go around. i expect it to be even better this year. Red Zone just seemed more complete and well rounded. I still see no real relevance for the NFL Network. The channel was a dud when it first launched and I was able to watch it on DirecTV, and from I watched last year on my phone, it hasn't improved much since.
 
I can not belive that the NFL and TWC [they do the talking for Brighthouse] can not make deal. Well I will give them till this labor day weekend, to make a deal, no deal I will cancel Brighthouse and forget about the Nfl period. Enough is enough, im paying for channels i dont even watch, and the ones i want i can't get. I think I just pocket the $125.00 a month for cable and take up golf or fishing after all its better for my health
 
Thats true, however wouldn't it be in the best interests of NFL to make sure the channel is available in all areas of Country where the NFL plays, so they can at least rape their advertisers on viewership fees rather than have cities where you have a franchise in the dark?
IIRC, the home markets of any teams playing a game carried on the NFL network have free over-the-air simulcast coverage via local stations.
 

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