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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruffian View Post
    Sportsnet NOW just released a streaming service without the need for cable. I assume they will be able to report on streaming viewers for the TFC games available on this service and will be able to get better details on some of the viewers that go this route instead of the grey area streams they accessed before.
    $25 without World seams a little steep, the adoption rate of a service like this will take some time especially at that price point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pint View Post
    $25 without World seams a little steep, the adoption rate of a service like this will take some time especially at that price point.
    Rogers always overvalues their products.

    Facebook is looking to make a deal with the NFL - that's where the real change is going to come in. The NFL isn't stupid - they know that streaming supported through ads is the future. I suspect Netflix will be coming in with bids on sports soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OgtheDim View Post
    Rogers always overvalues their products.

    Facebook is looking to make a deal with the NFL - that's where the real change is going to come in. The NFL isn't stupid - they know that streaming supported through ads is the future. I suspect Netflix will be coming in with bids on sports soon.
    Netflix may have the Portuguese language copa coverage if i remember correctly. The tough part for Rogers may be the ad contracts, if they can sell traditional and digital program ads separately then they should be able to reduce the price but if all they are doing is taking a feed and putting it online it would be tougher for new ad revenue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pint View Post
    Netflix may have the Portuguese language copa coverage if i remember correctly. The tough part for Rogers may be the ad contracts, if they can sell traditional and digital program ads separately then they should be able to reduce the price but if all they are doing is taking a feed and putting it online it would be tougher for new ad revenue.
    really?

    im assuming that will only work for south American Netflix users.

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    Quote Originally Posted by C.Ronaldo View Post
    really?

    im assuming that will only work for south American Netflix users.
    IDK I saw it on twitter but it could just be a rumor.

    From a quick search nothing appears to be finalized with netflix.

 

 

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