| BT Sport.... 07:21 - Nov 20 with 4381 views | razorjack |
............considering bidding for World Cup.Sorry can't put link up.
Soon be Prem league,then fuk Sky  |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 07:33 - Nov 20 with 4372 views | stevethejack |
Link is here http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/world-cup/10461293/BT-Sport-would-welc
As the World Cup is one of the 'crown jewels' of sport it must be shown on free-to-air TV
"Any BT bid would need to guarantee all matches it secured would be shown free-to-air, due to legislation banning any World Cup games being on pay TV."
'Crown Jewels' list:
Category A - must be shown live on terrestrialOlympic games
Football world cup
Football European Championship
FA Cup final
Scottish FA Cup final (in Scotland)
Grand National
The Derby
Wimbledon finals
Rugby League Challenge Cup final
Rugby Union World Cup final
Category B - highlights must be show on terrestrial TVCricket Tests in England
Wimbledon up to finals
All other Rugby Union World Cup matches
Six Nations Rugby matches involving home countries
Commonwealth Games
World Athletics Championships
Cricket World Cup final, semi-finals and matches involving home countries
Ryder Cup golf
The Open golf |  | | |
| BT Sport.... on 08:53 - Nov 20 with 4280 views | epaul |
Apparently they have 2 billion a year to spunk on sport.
Also it's a disgrace that the greatest cricket series isnt on free tv |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 09:56 - Nov 20 with 4233 views | Lord_Bony |
The Sky satellite is gradually coming earthwards and will soon drop out of the orbit.
It will cost billions to replace so Sky can t be arsed
BT will then step in to be the dominant force in sports tv in a few years |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 11:17 - Nov 20 with 4168 views | ItchySphincter |
| BT Sport.... on 09:56 - Nov 20 by Lord_Bony |
The Sky satellite is gradually coming earthwards and will soon drop out of the orbit.
It will cost billions to replace so Sky can t be arsed
BT will then step in to be the dominant force in sports tv in a few years |
Warra load of bolllocks. |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 11:40 - Nov 20 with 4141 views | OwenThom |
If you think Sky are going to crash and burn anytime soon then you are mentally insane. Their grip on British sport is as strong as ever. BT is just another rival that will come and go like Setanta and ITV Sport did! |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 11:42 - Nov 20 with 4140 views | orion3016 |
| BT Sport.... on 11:40 - Nov 20 by OwenThom |
If you think Sky are going to crash and burn anytime soon then you are mentally insane. Their grip on British sport is as strong as ever. BT is just another rival that will come and go like Setanta and ITV Sport did! |
Bt are just that bit bigger than the others so hopefully this will be good news for the consumer, it's not a bad thing as sky have monopolised football for years |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 12:09 - Nov 20 with 4109 views | pencoedjack |
| BT Sport.... on 11:40 - Nov 20 by OwenThom |
If you think Sky are going to crash and burn anytime soon then you are mentally insane. Their grip on British sport is as strong as ever. BT is just another rival that will come and go like Setanta and ITV Sport did! |
Everyone seems to have it in for Sky .... does no one not realize that the multi millions we receive for playing in the PL is down to Murdoch and his cronies.
If you think BT would charge any less if they had the same monopoly for beaming football into your lounge as Sky have at the moment, think your in for a shock.
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| BT Sport.... on 16:57 - Nov 20 with 3982 views | C_jack |
World Cup on a subscription channel would be the straw on the camel's back for me (ironic, especially if they get the 2022 WC)
Wouldn't be surprised to see a sub for a designated single team for every match of the season soon, like they do in the US. |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 17:17 - Nov 20 with 3961 views | Dr_Winston |
| BT Sport.... on 12:09 - Nov 20 by pencoedjack |
Everyone seems to have it in for Sky .... does no one not realize that the multi millions we receive for playing in the PL is down to Murdoch and his cronies.
If you think BT would charge any less if they had the same monopoly for beaming football into your lounge as Sky have at the moment, think your in for a shock.
The days of The Big match are long gone. |
Precisely. |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 17:20 - Nov 20 with 3956 views | GrandPrix |
| BT Sport.... on 09:56 - Nov 20 by Lord_Bony |
The Sky satellite is gradually coming earthwards and will soon drop out of the orbit.
It will cost billions to replace so Sky can t be arsed
BT will then step in to be the dominant force in sports tv in a few years |
Lol, I know a guy is adamant that Tom tom satellites are heading for earth soon too and we will all be back to maps.....insane |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 18:49 - Nov 20 with 3899 views | reddythered |
BT are paying over the odds for sport as a loss leader to drive their broadband operations.
For all their talk of viewing figures, I'd wager most are receiving it free due to having BT broadband. No way that's a viable plan going forward long term... so it'll be another pay tv service. |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 19:02 - Nov 20 with 3884 views | exiledclaseboy |
Their viewing figures aren't particularly impressive, they're getting less for their Prem games than ESPN were getting (although ESPN's games were in a better slot.
They won't get the World Cup because of the "Crown Jewels" thing. The Champions League is a big boost for them though but I still don't really expect them to challenge Sky in the long term. We'll be the losers by having to pay for more subscriptions. |  |
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| BT Sport.... on 21:05 - Nov 20 with 3805 views | ItchySphincter |
BT is here to stay it seems but the product hasn't improved and the customer will eventually bear the cost. Sky have royally p!ssed off BT by muscling in on the phone/broadband business and BT are happy to hemorrhage money for a few years to rattle them. | |
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| BT Sport.... on 21:10 - Nov 20 with 3798 views | Dull1Thomas |
| BT Sport.... on 08:53 - Nov 20 by epaul |
Apparently they have 2 billion a year to spunk on sport.
Also it's a disgrace that the greatest cricket series isnt on free tv |
"greatest cricket series" - surely that's an oxymoron | |
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| BT Sport.... on 07:50 - Nov 21 with 3691 views | Lord_Bony |
| BT Sport.... on 17:20 - Nov 20 by GrandPrix |
Lol, I know a guy is adamant that Tom tom satellites are heading for earth soon too and we will all be back to maps.....insane |
It s true mun,the guy from BT told me lol.
I recently changed from Sky to BT the full Monty and save about £50 per month,though I ve recently had to add itv4 and Skysports extra packages to watch when the Swans play as I can only make about 5 games a season at the moment due to work commitments .
theres a lot of Chinese Whispers in the industry about this...
Anyways,according to NASA EVERY satellite eventually goes out of orbit and is earthbound or goes off into space.....currently about one a week drops out,most of them burn up on re entry.
"What makes a satellite spin out of control and head toward Earth?
Every satellite is gradually falling back to Earth due to atmospheric drag and solar radiation pressure. Many operational spacecraft, like the International Space Station, must periodically make small maneuvers to return to their original altitudes. UARS was decommissioned in December 2005, and its altitude has been slowly decreasing ever since.
Read more: Satellite Falling to Earth? NASA Scientist Puts It Into Perspective | TIME.com http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/09/22/satellite-falling-to-earth-nasa-scientist-pu [Post edited 21 Nov 2013 8:26]
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| BT Sport.... on 08:30 - Nov 21 with 3668 views | epaul |
| BT Sport.... on 21:10 - Nov 20 by Dull1Thomas |
"greatest cricket series" - surely that's an oxymoron |
Why? name a better or bigger cricket series than the ashes..... | |
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The b*stards are coming back though |
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| BT Sport.... on 13:38 - Nov 21 with 3602 views | ItchySphincter |
| BT Sport.... on 07:50 - Nov 21 by Lord_Bony |
It s true mun,the guy from BT told me lol.
I recently changed from Sky to BT the full Monty and save about £50 per month,though I ve recently had to add itv4 and Skysports extra packages to watch when the Swans play as I can only make about 5 games a season at the moment due to work commitments .
theres a lot of Chinese Whispers in the industry about this...
Anyways,according to NASA EVERY satellite eventually goes out of orbit and is earthbound or goes off into space.....currently about one a week drops out,most of them burn up on re entry.
"What makes a satellite spin out of control and head toward Earth?
Every satellite is gradually falling back to Earth due to atmospheric drag and solar radiation pressure. Many operational spacecraft, like the International Space Station, must periodically make small maneuvers to return to their original altitudes. UARS was decommissioned in December 2005, and its altitude has been slowly decreasing ever since.
Read more: Satellite Falling to Earth? NASA Scientist Puts It Into Perspective | TIME.com http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/09/22/satellite-falling-to-earth-nasa-scientist-pu [Post edited 21 Nov 2013 8:26]
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It may be true but you're original assertion is still bollocks. Most go into inclined orbit before they become space junk and disappear or burn up. They are still usable when inclined but they are not fixed and have to be tracked, which in itself is no big deal depending on application. In any case, they will be moved and another satellite will be moved into it's position before it falls out of the Sky. Also they are not 'Sky' satellites, they use the Astra fleet which many others use too. Stop talking bollocks and believing what the BT man tells you on this one. ;) :) | |
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| BT Sport.... on 18:05 - Nov 21 with 3550 views | Lord_Bony |
Ok mister,I tell him wot you sed | |
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