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It seems both parties had a valid point. For me Hibs should of allowed BT to show the game without demanding a one off fee. Those of us who love the game were punished(or not as I have no idea what the score was or whether the match was good or bad)
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The Hibs play off game that Easter Road will be shown on BT Sport on May 25th.
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SPFL pay BT up to £250,000 per season to cover Rangers game costs.
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BT Sport serves up men's tennis with rights to pre-Wimbledon tournaments
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The war for sports rights has only just begun as the big PL football rights fight will show in the next year.
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Everyones prices would go up. Sky sports would be banging their drum excitedly for meaningless sports and "exclusive rights", Michael owen would be smirking and rubbing his hands on BT sports with in his inane and awful commentary and on bEIN sports richard keys and andy gray would ride back onto our tv screens on magnificent white stallions proclaiming some tacky line such as "sport and football will never be the same!" Oh dear. |
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Didn't people say ESPN were riding in on the proverbial charger at one point?
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New TV deal for next season for SPFL.
BBC Alba, Sky Sports and BT are all after SPFL Scottish Championship games for next season. http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...ship-1-3423015 |
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Gary Neville is BT Sport's prime target as they look to share Sky pundit for Champions League coverage.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz33pvHblgP Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook |
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Here is the latest news on Sky Sports 5.
http://www.theguardian.com/business/...5-broadband-bt BSkyB falls on Sky Sports 5 launch and free broadband offer Investors sell satellite broadcaster and rival BT after plans for new channel emerge BSkyB has launched a new attacking move against BT but seems to be scoring a bit of an own goal as far as the City is concerned. The satellite broadcaster has unveiled Sky Sports 5, which will show European football, but crucially, customers who sign up for the new channel will be offered free broadband for two years. The move seems designed to take on BT's growing presence in sport as well as attempting to attract more broadband customers to Sky. The move has damaged the share prices of both BT and BSkyB. BT is down 11.4p at 394.7p while BSkyB is 12p lower at 864p. Analysts at Berenberg issued a sell note on BSkyB, saying: We do not see the [new] channel as a driver of customer growth or upgrades, but regard the aggressive broadband offer as confirmation that Sky is upping the ante against a resurgent BT. The new channel will be the home of European qualifiers, Champions League, Spanish and Dutch live football, plus a host of associated content. The most important, clearly, is the Champions League, the rights for which BSkyB has for only one more year. From August 2015, these rights will be exclusively held by BT: we expect the company to focus on using these rights to further drive market share gain and revenue growth in its consumer business. With only Dutch football being incremental to the existing offer – the other rights were already held by BSkyB – we do not regard the new channel as likely to drive either upgrades to Sky Sports, or incremental TV customers. However, with customers required to register for the new channel (from 12 June), this gives BSkyB the opportunity to sign up households to its latest broadband promotion: free for two years. As highlighted previously, BSkyB's average revenue per user has flattened out, despite record new product sales. This reflects increased discounting. The latest deal is more aggressive than usual, however, being two years rather than one. Another current offer is for half price TV + free broadband for a year. We thus expect Sky to continue to post strong broadband adds, even if the financial benefit does not come through. We retain our sell rating and price target of 680p. As indicated in previous research, we see the company as under pressure in its TV business as a result of accelerating rights cost inflation, while the maturity of the broadband market means that Sky must either face lower gross margins or declining market share. In our view, the plan for "Sky Europe" indicates that management, even if not admitting it publicly, understands that the UK business is under pressure. |
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And yet this site reports that the BT Group shares slip on rising competition from BSkyB.
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It's getting nasty in the football rights world and i see the innocent folk like ourselves being the ones who take the most attrition and injuries. The next PL rights are next year???
whilst i'm am at it whilst discussing football...if anyone would like to join my world cup fantasy football competition PM me your email address. i've realised i'm lacking friends now i'm 28 and we need a few more to get going! |
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Rumours say BT will show Football from Spain in August 2015.
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Are LG waiting in the sidelines to see what happens?
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Does MB know who holds the rights to the Russian and Portuguese leagues? BT sport have never to my knowledge shown any of these?
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But in other news. Boxnation was on the XL pack last night at 2.30am for about 3/4 mins. |
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http://www.fantasyleague.com/ProWorl...visionid=57027 League Sign-up Code: 47528 Join the fun boys ;) |
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Re Sky Sports 5 SD and HD. Can anyone confirm it is not VM customers who have to register to get this service but that it will automatically come to those who subscribe to Sky Sports on VM?
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Ofcom controls threaten BT's power to buy Premier League football rights
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lol..I see the bitter virgin subscribers having theur say :)
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...hts-spree.html
"The inclusion of BT Sport means that any extra spending, which currently costs £246m per year in Premier League football rights alone, could force the company to reduce the wholesale prices BSkyB and TalkTalk pay for broadband, or increase its own retail prices. BT Sport is already due to become much more expensive next year when it begins spending £300m per year on exclusive right to European club football." I like the following comment from a disgruntled BT customer: "As a BT Broadband customer, I resent absolutely that some of the extortionate charge I pay for broadband is being spent to deliver BT Sport for free. I am not the slightest bit interested in sport. I resent being forced to pay for it. I am not alone. BT's competitors are looking more and more tempting." |
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"it's still free with BT Broadband" but for how much longer?
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Why do they broadcast on both channels when they have five red button channels! Even buying homes or games shows is better than Tennis. |
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Revolting tories, where have i heard that before :D |
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The lack of sports fans in here is shocking, bunch of yoghurt knitters!! :D
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I agree regarding wimbledon and it`s disruption of the tv schedules. My argument with it is why not put all the matches on BBC2 and BBC3 only leaving BBC1 free to show the normal schedule
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I wish we could go back to the days of NASN standalone channel and Premiership plus that pretty much had my sporting needs covered.:)
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ESPN in its current form lacks some of the excellent magazine shows that were available on both NASN and ESPN America of course I'm happy BT still carry the US content however the NHL hasn't been available for a while owing to the fact Premier Sports have the rights which is a shame as ESPN America had excellent hockey coverage. |
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Does anyone know why BT closed espn classic down? Always found the decision strange as it was such a unique channel
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Malone's investment in Formula 1 set to value F1 at £6bn.
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Jose Mourinho signs on as a pundit for BT Sport after agreeing three-year contract with channel.
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Oh dear BT Sports new advert for the Premier League is going to upset those Arsenal supporters.:D:waving:
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"He who laughs last, laughs loudest" :D
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Yes the new season which starts in 5 weeks is looking very interesting.
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Sky Sports season ticket now available from VM
You get 6 Sky Sports channels with 2 available in HD – plus BT Sport, ESPN and Eurosport, also available in HD. All you have to do is add a 10-month Sports Season Ticket for £150 upfront This gives you a saving of £122.50 over 10 months at the current price of £27.25 a month https://my.virginmedia.com/customer-...on-ticket.html |
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that works out at £15 a month for 10 month cheaper that paying the £27 for SS a month wonder if they add the rest of SS HD channels when they go live as well
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with the world cup over after tonight hopefully sky and BT will announce the tv fixtures this week
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