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From: Bryan Sherman
Date: 28 Sep 2006 - 06:26 PM EST
Date: 28 Sep 2006 - 06:26 PM EST
*sigh*
From my perspective, national means that it is accessible to the vastmajority of the naional audience. the 5 I mentioned are available to the
vast majority. It could even be argued ESPN doesn't qualify since you need
cable or satelite to get that, but heck, I will give you that since there
aren't a ton of folks with just over the air (though I know a number of
folks that stick to the old aerial).
ESPN2 is not on basic cable on TW, not sure about Dish/DirectTV. You have to
have the sports package. ESPNU is not even carried by some systems (I don't
*think* TW is the only system spurning ESPNU). Therefore folks *may* need to
do something proactively (change to a different source, buy a supplemental
package...).
SO, let me propose a middle ground. From an *Access* perspective, it looks
like UC has 10 National games. By that I mean a fan from anywhere in the
country can choose to pay to get access to 10 games. great.
From an *Exposure* perspective, we have 1 national game. Anyone with accessto CBS can watch one game this year.
Bottom line, it sucks, it is worse than it has been in years, and I hope
that this too will soon pass... :-)
On 9/28/06, address@hidden <address@hidden> wrote:
Seems to me if you are anywhere in the country with a dish and can pick up
the feed it would be a national game.
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