A jury sided against the NFL in a long-running legal battle over the pricing of the league's "Sunday Ticket" broadcast package.
  • @KnightontheSun@lemmy.world
    19•5 days ago

    After spending thousands on NFL-ST over the years, (assuming it isn’t overturned on appeal) I cannot wait for my coupon entitling me to one small soda and half a hotdog with my nearest stadium.*

    *Offer not valid during NFL season.

  • @MeekerThanBeaker@lemmy.world
    6•5 days ago

    I hate the exclusivity the NFL does. From DirecTV to now YouTube TV… though DirecTV still has it for businesses, for now.

    The biggest one is via EA with Madden. We need more competition for better product and pricing.

    • TheDaveAbides
      2•2 days ago

      Exactly. Why can’t it be on every platform, like HBO? Sure, the exclusivity commands billions. But could they lower the price and make it up in volume? And NFL could sell a team only package direct to consumers.

  • circuitfarmer
    2•5 days ago

    our media distribution strategy, which features all NFL games broadcast on free over-the-air television in the markets of the participating teams and national distribution of our most popular games,

    I don’t even understand this. I missed at least one game last year because it was exclusive to Prime. Maybe I’m misreading it.