Cable Forum - General ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news

BT Sport is on its way to EE - free for 6 months exclusively for our pay monthly phone, SIM only and connected tablet customers.

http://shop.ee.co.uk/comingsoon/bt-s...-your-interest

Superblade7

11-07-2016 09:42

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Originally Posted by Gavin-D (Post 35849183)

BT Sport is on its way to EE - free for 6 months exclusively for our pay monthly phone, SIM only and connected tablet customers.

http://shop.ee.co.uk/comingsoon/bt-s...-your-interest

Interesting, thanks Gavin :)

1andrew1

11-07-2016 09:56

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35847920)

Pause only applies to live Freeview channels.

Stumbled across this post by coincidence just as I was checking out the Now TV site. It seems to show a Sky Cinema channel being paused,suggesting all live channels can be paused. http://www.nowtv.com/tv-smart-box

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Originally Posted by Gavin-D (Post 35849183)

BT Sport is on its way to EE - free for 6 months exclusively for our pay monthly phone, SIM only and connected tablet customers.

http://shop.ee.co.uk/comingsoon/bt-s...-your-interest

Always a case of when not if. Wonder if Virgin can respond in any way, maybe a tie-up with Eurosport?

Richc1977

11-07-2016 13:18

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Sky’s Now TV online streaming service will offer 24 hours of free access to the new ‘Sky Sports The Open’ dedicated channel and six other Sky Sports channels on July 14, the opening day of the event.

http://www.sportbusiness.com/sport-n...iew-initiative

Gavin-D

11-07-2016 19:51

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Sky News and Sky Sports to axe about 50 roles in automation push

Both will move to shared studio space

https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...-robot-cameras

Chad	11-07-2016 20:05

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Originally Posted by Richc1977 (Post 35849245)

Interesting. Do you think you need to use the pass there and then to watch the golf? The T&C's say:

"Available to new and existing NOW TV customers without a Sky Sports Pass. Viewing period ends 24 consecutive hours after you start watching. Requires Broadband/3G/4G/Wi-Fi (charges may apply) and compatible device. NOW TV account set up with credit/debit card (no charge will be taken) required for new customers. You can only have one Sky Sports Pass in your account at any one time. See nowtv.com for device compatibility and further terms. Offer ends 14th July at 23:59."

From previous experience once a pass had been added to your account it stays valid for 12 months and only starts when you start watching one of the SKY Sports channels. I wonder if you can add this and use it at a later date?

Richc1977

13-07-2016 14:30

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Just noticed that the whole of day one of the Open is on Sky 1 tomorrow

Chad	14-07-2016 10:37

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Just a wee update on the NOW TV freebie.

NOW TV are giving away a free 24 hours Sports pass today here:

http://www.nowtv.com/promo/free-pass

The offer is only available until midnight tonight. Whilst it's been advertised as a chance to watch the first day of The Open for free, if you claim the pass it gets added to your NOW TV account and can be activated when you like. When I applied the code to my NOW TV account it stated:

"You've got 24 hours of sports action waiting. Activate your pass whenever you're ready."

If you've not got SKY Sports it's worth grabbing and keeping for a time when you'd really like to use it.

passingbat

14-07-2016 14:49

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35849193)

You may well be right; I am not sure. You can't pause live Now TV channels on the current box (just tried it) but you can obviously pause catchup shows. Personally, I never watch live Now TV channels because it is SD. Waiting for the 720p catchup version is far better IMHO, given that also, there are no adds.

Freeview live channels are delivered OTA and Now TV live channels are delivered via streaming.

I guess we'll have to wait until someone gets a new box.

denphone

14-07-2016 15:59

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BT doubles its share of pay-TV market..

http://advanced-television.com/2016/...pay-tv-market/

TonyM19

14-07-2016 16:27

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Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35849727)

Thanks for the heads up.

scollie

14-07-2016 16:54