Thread: VOD Netflix/Streaming Services
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Old 12-07-2019, 13:06   #5567
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by vincerooney View Post
Amazon are wanting to get into the sport market. Getting la liga rights for the uk may intrigue them. I hope they do anyway...
Existing Amazon Prime subscribers are getting Premiership football at the end of the year for no extra charge, and while we can't expect them to give us huge quantities of high quality sport for free, I think they will give us better value than Sky or BT do if they win some decent packages with the next round of bidding.

However, nobody knows for sure what will happen so let's hope there will be better value for all in relation to sports viewing in the future. Some of the short term sports streaming arrangements have not exactly filled everyone with confidence, but I think there will be significant improvements in the medium term, particularly if Amazon go for it sooner rather than later.
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