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So, there's a show that I binged on Netflix a few weeks ago. Recently, I started seeing advertisements for the new season starting in October, but not on Netflix obviously. Because I don't have cable, I thought there was no way to see the new season of the show until it got onto netflix next year. But then I heard NBC is streaming it on their website. I went on there thinking I would have to pay a fee to watch, when come to find out you can play it right there for free. But the catch for that, is there are short breaks where anywhere from 2-6 interstitial ads play, just like the traditional TV commercial format.
This is genius on NBC's part because they're taking away customers from Netflix and getting them to engage on their platform, and thus gaining lost revenue from the cable cutters. It satisfies the advertisers by having their traditional TV commercial format on a streaming service. And it gives the consumers access to NBC's content by only having to have an internet connection. And that is what a growing portion of population use to get their entertainment..
Imagine if Feld chose to drop the contract with Fox, and partnered with NBC. That network is the only one I know of adjusting with the times and the way entertainment is consumed. It would do this sport good to be aligned with a network that's so forward thinking like this. We could all stream supercross without the possibility of missing the race if your cable plan doesn't include FS2. It would be great! I really wish they would make this happen.
This is genius on NBC's part because they're taking away customers from Netflix and getting them to engage on their platform, and thus gaining lost revenue from the cable cutters. It satisfies the advertisers by having their traditional TV commercial format on a streaming service. And it gives the consumers access to NBC's content by only having to have an internet connection. And that is what a growing portion of population use to get their entertainment..
Imagine if Feld chose to drop the contract with Fox, and partnered with NBC. That network is the only one I know of adjusting with the times and the way entertainment is consumed. It would do this sport good to be aligned with a network that's so forward thinking like this. We could all stream supercross without the possibility of missing the race if your cable plan doesn't include FS2. It would be great! I really wish they would make this happen.
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1- Good chance at getting the NBC Sports Gold App allowing us to watch commercial free.
2- Ralph gets the boot as he's employed by FOX.
Consumers are no longer willing to pay extra money for packages containing hundreds of useless channels only to receive a select few they are really after.
Blue Yamaha
Green Kawasaki
Red Honda
Orange KTM
Yellow Suzuki
Quad
Announcing guys passing for the wrong place.
Plenty of other little things during the broadcast.
He's good for a laugh or two so I guess there's that lol.
Pit Row
That said Ralph isn't all that bad but he's been covering SX for close to 20 years so he should be better at it.
Not everyone lives in downtown Tech Town.
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