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In response to "of course. No freebies to freeloaders -- nm" by Remlik

it's not freeloading if they run ads during the commercial breaks for the online feed as well -- nm

Posted by gerald (aka chris) Jun 28 '16, 16:35

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they pay money to get the rights. they recoup some of that the money through cable and satellite fees...nm - x Jun 28, 16:37 13
- They can make it up by bulk Piracy Viewing. -- nm - Bacon Jun 28, 16:58
- Does seem like a possible lost revenue stream though. I'm not getting cable. I would maybe pay $50 for all access streaming pass for the Olympics - ty97 Jun 28, 16:43 4
  - yeah, an all acess pass would make sense....nm - x Jun 28, 16:46 3
    - I have no idea what the right price point would be and perhaps NBC's current cable provider contracts don't allow it - ty97 Jun 28, 16:48 2
      - the problem with Olympics is they're essentially paying half a billion for maybe 20% of must-see events - gerald Jun 28, 16:51 1
        
        That's why you sell the streaming package as all or nothing - ty97 Jun 28, 16:53
- did i ask them to? - gerald Jun 28, 16:43 5
  - aww, victimized...nm - x Jun 28, 16:49 4
    - even dipshit England broadcasts all the games for free over the air -- nm - gerald Jun 28, 16:52 3
      - not really free, since citizens have to pay an annual license fee to the bbc....nm - x Jun 28, 16:56 2
        
        i'm more than willing to sit through NBC's crummy ads - gerald Jun 28, 16:58 1
        
        maybe whining about it will help...nm - x Jun 28, 17:06
- it's like he has no idea how tv works. -- nm - Remlik Jun 28, 16:40

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