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True.. But DirectTV is going the way of the Dodo bird
It's an interesting article for sure...and agree that the Amazon game is a good testing ground...but would characterize things a little differently.True.. But DirectTV is going the way of the Dodo bird
So, the NFL is looking for a new home and I take this arrangement with Amazon as a Testing ground for who they go with.
Thanks on the date, I will update the title.
after AT & T bought DirecTV, they had some regrets I guess after really looking at the financials and were considering exercising an option last year to end the deal. They eventually waited, but I don't know if there are any other options in the deal and/or if they will look to get out of it sooner anyway.
DirecTV as we know it is dead in the water.. AT&T are pushing their streaming service. In the Very near future, DirecTV will only be available to rural areas who are unable to get the AT&T service.. IMO, Dish has a better chance at getting Sunday Ticket( rumors they might just outright buy DirecTV).
for one thing, selling the rights is guaranteed revenue for no expense. additionally, The amount that DirecTV far exceeds what they make in sunday ticket subscriptions. it's a loss leader for them to get people to buy their service. The NFL would have no such incentive. They wouldn't make as much as you might think on the subscription.
