Why YouTube spent the money on NFL Sunday Ticket - The Verge

[Juan]

Again, there is no evidence that proves DirecTV having ST helped with sub numbers, all of the providers were gaining then, Comcast actually gained more then DirecTV ( 2 million more), does that mean not having ST increase their numbers, Dish Network also, went up to 14 million, also not having ST.

First off no bacon grease, I am Jewish.

Second, damn right I was careful with my money, by saving and investing allowed me to retire at 52, now I am well off and can do whatever I wish to do, House is paid for, cars are, put two kids thru college, so yes, I am extremely glad at how I handled money.

Directv had Sunday ticket since the 90s..that is evidence enough

 

[meStevo]

Haven't been wrong yet.

Funny. You posted 50+ times Sunday Ticket wouldn't be offered as a standalone product.



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[SamCdbs]

Funny. You posted 50+ times Sunday Ticket wouldn't be offered as a standalone product.



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Yep.

And all we know right now is that it will be predicated, at at least $300 on YTTV. And it will be "sold" in some YT "marketplace" that I, and I suspect you, never heard of before. There has been no announcement of a price (I say at least $1000) nor how many other purchases in said marketplace will be necessary to access ST.

 

[Ronnie-]

NFL 'Sunday Ticket' goes to YouTube in seven-year, $2 billion annual deal

The NFL reached a deal with Google's YouTube for its "Sunday Ticket" subscription package.

www.cnbc.com

“Sunday Ticket” will be available two ways: as an add-on package on YouTube TV and as a stand-alone a la carte option on YouTube Primetime Channels, which allows you to subscribe to individual streaming services and channels as well as watch movies.

In the latter option, consumers will be able to subscribe only to “Sunday Ticket” without having a YouTube TV subscription

I know this has been posted a few times now, but considering the discussion I figured it was worth posting again.

 

[SamCdbs]

And?

It still doesn't say what you want it to say.

Nor mention a price.

Now please resume holding your breath and stomping your feet until they sell you ESPN for $2. And go explain to everyone at your local TV station they are out of work soon.

 

[Ronnie-]

And?

It still doesn't say what you want it to say.

Nor mention a price.

Now please resume holding your breath and stomping your feet until they sell you ESPN for $2. And go explain to everyone at your local TV station they are out of work soon.

And what? It says exactly the opposite of what you have stated will definetely happen.

I never claimed it would be sold at any price, just that the NFL has stated that Google will set it. I dont imagine they will set it to lose money, even though you seem to think I implied that in some way.

No need to hold my breath, nor have I ever asked or said that ESPN would be sold for $2, but keep posting responses that have nothing to do with what I actually posted.

Thatll show me.

Something.

 

[Yespage]

Yep.

And all we know right now is that it will be predicated, at at least $300 on YTTV. And it will be "sold" in some YT "marketplace" that I, and I suspect you, never heard of before.

It appears to be a FireTV like venue, just without the equipment. You sign up with the YouTube eco-system and access the content from others from there.

There has been no announcement of a price (I say at least $1000) nor how many other purchases in said marketplace will be necessary to access ST.

There has been no indication that any other purchase would be necessary. Presumably an a la carte price will be higher than inside the YouTube service itself. It would be the first time one could access ST outside an ecosystem for a long time... like back to the KU days I think.

 

[Bruce]

No need to hold my breath, nor have I ever asked or said that ESPN would be sold for $2, but keep posting responses that have nothing to do with what I actually posted.

No one has ever said that.

 

[cosmo_kramer]

No one has ever said that.

Sam did.

 

[meStevo]

It appears to be a FireTV like venue, just without the equipment. You sign up with the YouTube eco-system and access the content from others from there.

There has been no indication that any other purchase would be necessary. Presumably an a la carte price will be higher than inside the YouTube service itself. It would be the first time one could access ST outside an ecosystem for a long time... like back to the KU days I think.

Yeah, what little we do know about availability is that it will be available as an addon for YouTubeTV subscribers, and a la carte, here - Movies and Shows

But he's still inventing things to make his argument for some reason, there's no need to invent anything, the storefront is live and right there. Just need to know pricing and features. Looking forward to how they innovate on the product over the next couple of years.

 

[steveprs]

I have the Oculus from Meta/Facebook, not good to have them on when your Dogs are trying to get your attention.

I was on the couch, watching a movie using them, which was pretty cool, next thing I know one of my Labs did a flying leap onto me.

The NFL will join the metaverse soon