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Brian Mitchell: NFL is Selling Something It Doesn’t Really Offer With Sunday Ticket
“They keep hearing people publicly say ‘I wouldn’t know what to do without it,’ so they say ‘Okay, we’re gonna make you pay for it.’”
YouTube TV Unveils NFL Sunday Ticket Pricing
The pricing of NFL Sunday Ticket for non-YouTube TV subscribers is more expensive than the package was with DirecTV.
YouTube Exploring NFL Sunday Ticket Pricing and Presentation Options
"There's probably a lot of opportunity between the all-you-can-eat and free television."
Gregg Giannotti: New NFL Sunday Ticket Package Confusing
"All of this crap is confusing, but this is particularly confusing. Does that mean that you have to have YouTube TV and sign up for their subscription before you can sign up for Sunday Ticket?"
NFL, Google Announce YouTube TV New Official Home of NFL Sunday Ticket
"YouTube has long been a home for football fans, whether they're streaming live games, keeping up with their home team, or watching the best plays in highlights."
DirecTV Red Zone Channel Facing Cancellation
DirecTV launched the platform in 2005, with Andrew Siciliano hosting the whip around coverage of the NFL. The league launched it's on NFL RedZone version in 2009 with Scott Hanson.
Apple Could Return to NFL Sunday Ticket Talks
Another point that could compel Apple back into negotiations with the league is the fact that Sunday Ticket is the league's final media package available for purchase until 2033.
Scott Hanson Clarifies NFL RedZone Missteps During Raiders/Seahawks
Hanson believed in the moment that CBS was airing the overtime period to a national audience. But due to NFL broadcasting rules, the game was only available on select stations.
NFL Sunday Ticket Negotiations With Apple ‘Have Gotten Silly’
"Apple’s like, ‘OK, we can’t sell internationally. OK, that was important to us. And we can’t sell it exclusively against Fox and CBS. Well, OK. Well, that changes its value.'”
NFL Sunday Ticket Restrictions Slowing Negotiations
The NFL's broadcast deals signed last year with FOX and CBS including local exclusivity. In turn, the networks have continued to hold or have purchased stations in NFL markets.