SportsNet New York, Now Available!
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You are correct..I forgot...BobMurdoch said:
This is just tragic...If I was a sat sub in NY/NJ/CT I would be furious....I would cancel whether I was in a commitment or not....I would tell Dish to eat my shorts. I would close the credit card account so they could not hit me with a backcharge on the early cancellation..They of course they would want their money..I would respond by saying, see you in court..In about 3-5 years....I think every single DN sub that is a Mets fan should do this......
Kayne West is the rapper who made comments during the Katrina relief concert aired on NBC about how "George Bush doesn't care about black people", after the delayed effort to help the people of New Orleans, a predomiantly black community.
It was a big thing, it was on the major news networks, etc.
BTW.. the met fan comment was a joke
It was a big thing, it was on the major news networks, etc.
BTW.. the met fan comment was a joke
SNY signs with Verizon/Fios
Today from Sky Report
NEWS BRIEFS: Mets RSN on FiOS TV
Verizon signed a carriage agreement with SportsNet New York, the television home of the New York Mets and New York Jets that launched March 16. The deal will place the regional sports network on the telco's FiOS TV service. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Today from Sky Report
NEWS BRIEFS: Mets RSN on FiOS TV
Verizon signed a carriage agreement with SportsNet New York, the television home of the New York Mets and New York Jets that launched March 16. The deal will place the regional sports network on the telco's FiOS TV service. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Lucky said:Doesn't this uplink mean at least we have a chance of seeing SNY by opening day ? Give me a little hope here, please.
I would put the odds at 5-1 AGAINST. There's always hope, but this is Charlie we are talking about. He's the last to make a deal, rarely the first when it comes to these channels.
SNY, Cablevision reach deal
BY NEIL BEST
Newsday Staff Writer
March 23, 2006, 1:53 PM EST
SportsNet New York reached a carriage agreement with Cablevision Thursday, doubling the regional sports network's distribution and calming Mets fans who were concerned that they would be shut out of their team's games this season.
SNY launched March 16 and since then has been in serious talks with the Long Island-based cable TV giant, which has about 3 million customers. Previously, SNY had been available in about 3 million homes, primarily through Comcast and Time Warner, which are part owners of the network.
Cablevision homes were expected to have access to SNY sometime Thursday night, when a Mets spring training game against the Marlins was to be shown. The network will be carried on Channel 60.
SNY will show 125 Mets games this season.
Next on SNY's agenda are the two largest satellite TV providers, DirecTV and Dish Network. A deal with DirecTV seems more likely. Dish does not carry the Yankees' YES Network.
The Mets' opener is April 3.
BY NEIL BEST
Newsday Staff Writer
March 23, 2006, 1:53 PM EST
SportsNet New York reached a carriage agreement with Cablevision Thursday, doubling the regional sports network's distribution and calming Mets fans who were concerned that they would be shut out of their team's games this season.
SNY launched March 16 and since then has been in serious talks with the Long Island-based cable TV giant, which has about 3 million customers. Previously, SNY had been available in about 3 million homes, primarily through Comcast and Time Warner, which are part owners of the network.
Cablevision homes were expected to have access to SNY sometime Thursday night, when a Mets spring training game against the Marlins was to be shown. The network will be carried on Channel 60.
SNY will show 125 Mets games this season.
Next on SNY's agenda are the two largest satellite TV providers, DirecTV and Dish Network. A deal with DirecTV seems more likely. Dish does not carry the Yankees' YES Network.
The Mets' opener is April 3.
Now I just hope that they put it on an analog channel so my $50 a month cable modem subscription with Cablevision will have another use should E* continue to flip off New York baseball fans.
Well, at least I have SOME remedy.... Overpaying $10 a month as I do (they charge me $50 a month vs. $40 for TV subscribers), I don't feel guilty.
SportsNet NY possible development !
http://ekb.dbstalk.com/dishlist.htm
Check out this link...this web site seems to have a tip that SNY may be aded to ch.438 soon!!
IF it happens...PLEASE BRING US THE YES NETWORK
http://ekb.dbstalk.com/dishlist.htm
Check out this link...this web site seems to have a tip that SNY may be aded to ch.438 soon!!
IF it happens...PLEASE BRING US THE YES NETWORK
Seems to me like there was a similar tip around here somewhere. Maybe in the Uplink Activity thread.
I would of never signed up with dish if i knew this! No way to get out of my commitment is their?
