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Does anybody know what happened to the Eleven Sports streaming service.;):naughty:
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Well, he did say Chris 'may' be right, introducing doubt on 2025. ;)
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The radio frequencies could be reallocated for two-way communications but the broadcast infrastructure couldn’t be.
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I think DAZN will be a different story though as they aren't going after football so i think they'll be ok. |
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I agree most people watch sport live on linear channels. I am certain those who watch at a later date or time-shifted want to watch the whole match not a few minutes highlights as supplied on catch-up - this requires recording and means linear. I sometimes watch a live game on the extra channels - it is a bit like going to the game, no pause for a comfort break/getting a new beer, no replays. Basically, the overall experience is not as good as what people are used to. |
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My focus for the UK is on the larger streaming companies such as Amazon and DAZN. The failure of Eleven Sports to carry through their sports streaming service is no more relevant in assessing the likelihood of a similar service not being successful in the future than the demise of the Setanta live sports channel was in this country. |
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Just because one company fails does not mean another company cannot make it work. Sky very nearly went under in the early days. ---------- Post added at 17:38 ---------- Previous post was at 17:34 ---------- Quote:
It hasn't. My view is, and has been for the last five years, that our conventional channels will be no more by 2035. I accept that some don't buy that. However, I have not yet read anything that makes me inclined to change my mind. |
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DAZN is no different from Eleven, or Setanta. Hedge funds and venture capital looking for a high stakes, high risk, huge return. They’ll be first to exit the market when it doesn’t go their way - they have no background or interest in media or streaming.
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