Will you thank them when they come to tap your wallet next time?
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Interestingly it worked on all the CBS timers I set during the blackout.
Me! No. But I know those guys.
If I’m lucky, I watch about half of the Súper bowl, and even then, it is just for the commercials.
I know lot's of serious football fans. They watch every college and pro game they can get, which is dozens per week. I don't know anybody who watches the Pro Bowl.
To me, the Pro Bowl is like watching the red carpet ceremony at the Oscars. It's mildly entertaining, but has nothing to do with the Best Picture.
A month ago would have been "just in time for the NFL playoffs".
Two months ago, "just in time for Christmas programs".
Three months, "just in time for basketball season".
Four months, "blah, blah, blah".
There's always something coming up on TV that the masses will want to see. They got the deal done when they got it done.
With Tegna's 21 NBC stations, I wonder if the loss of ratings eyeballs during the Olympics combined with pressure from advertisers wanting to reach the larger Olympic audience might have put some pressure on corporate to settle.
AutoHop is working great. Too bad all my PTAT channels don't have next day AutoHop.
Whatever you say. But the only thing I heard my neighbors who have Dish complaining about was not being able to watch the Super Bowl.
Actually it was just in time for the Olympics.
Yes. But the Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event in the US. Period.
You can keep hoping that. More than likely both sides gave up more than they wanted. Of course, we'll never know.
And the Olympics, World Cup aside, is the biggest sporting event in the world… Period!
I'm gonna guess, it was because the Super Bowl and the Olympics are here and they didn't want to deal with the backlash if it wasn't back on in time for them.
Super Bowl commercials have been pretty lame the last few years, for the most part.
I could care less...I want access to the channels. I hate these disputes. The one who loses are the viewers. The prices go up anyway, so does it make any difference? Welcome to World today...
makes sense that one or both sides caved due to the Winter Olympics and Super Bowl, Winter Olympics only happens every 4 years and the Super Bowl is the biggest sporting event of the year in the US, i bet NBC pressured both sides to cave and end it with a agreement being reached.
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