I meant 2009 World Championships, of course!
I meant 2009 World Championships, of course!
Will E wrote:
I'm thrilled with their coverage of womens gymnastics. I love looking forward to sitting down in front of the tv and lusting over those beautiful asses! Gymnasts asses are the best!
But only those over the age of 18. The Romanian uniforms were almost obscene.
NBC live extra app poorly rated, Tablet access prohibited.
"Signing into the app is like being given a giant middle finger by the cable companies and NBC."
"Those lacking a pay-TV package can’t access even though the app includes banner and other advertising. "
"NBC has managed to do a better job blocking tablet browsers than making a quality app... Clearly you hate your customers,"
Stars and Stripes says NBC tactics irritate Americans serving in the military:
Delayed Olympic coverage irks AFN (American Forces Network) viewers.
http://www.stripes.com/news/delayed-olympic-coverage-irks-afn-viewers-1.185134
As of Wednesday, AFN Europe had received about 70 complaints from viewers, including military members and contractors in Afghanistan, by email, phone calls, online survey forms and Facebook postings, said George Smith, AFN Europe operations manager.
“I cannot believe AFN did not broadcast the Track and Field event last night,” read a post onAFN Europe’s Facebook page Monday, a day after Bolt won gold in the men’s 100-meter track and field final. “It was only the greatest and most hyped event of the Olympics. AFN had volleyball, Hockey and tennis, while the 100m Mens Finals were going on.”
NBC site carrying a banner ad for Coca Cola. "Learn about David (Oliver), take his quiz and much more."
Keith Stone wrote:
As much as I don't like a lot about NBC's coverage they're ratings are as high as they've been since Atlanta. There's zero chance they're going to lose their broadcast rights. For the most part, the "outrage" is constrained to a subset of whiners, so it's not building and building at all.
I find it funny that "outrage" is coming people upset by NBC trying to maximize profits, with people extolling the virtues of BBC. Many of these same people complain about taxpayer funded entities like BBC in the US saying all broadcasters should be "businesses" with a profit motive.
Just a reminder to watch you're spelling and grammer while your trying to sound smart. they're/their/there
Guess PBS didn't raise you right.
Hasta la vista NBC wrote:
NBC live extra app poorly rated, Tablet access prohibited.
Not true. I'm using the app in my tablet and it is working seamlessly. There are commercials, but I can view every event that I want to. NBC got it right.
Need to know wrote:
Hasta la vista NBC wrote:NBC live extra app poorly rated, Tablet access prohibited.
Not true. I'm using the app in my tablet and it is working seamlessly. There are commercials, but I can view every event that I want to. NBC got it right.
It works better on my iPad than it does on my MacBook pro. I have a never ending YouTube swirly in the middle of my screen when I use the laptop, butnevahitch on the iPad.
Keith Stone wrote:
I find it funny that "outrage" is coming people upset by NBC trying to maximize profits, with people extolling the virtues of BBC. Many of these same people complain about taxpayer funded entities like BBC in the US saying all broadcasters should be "businesses" with a profit motive.
Just goes to show that a publicly funded organization like the BBC (mandated to delivery quality coverage to a nation), can beat the sh!t out of a private corporation (mandated to deliver profits to a few shareholders).
llort_vbo wrote:
Keith Stone wrote:As much as I don't like a lot about NBC's coverage they're ratings are as high as they've been since Atlanta. There's zero chance they're going to lose their broadcast rights. For the most part, the "outrage" is constrained to a subset of whiners, so it's not building and building at all.
I find it funny that "outrage" is coming people upset by NBC trying to maximize profits, with people extolling the virtues of BBC. Many of these same people complain about taxpayer funded entities like BBC in the US saying all broadcasters should be "businesses" with a profit motive.
Just a reminder to watch you're spelling and grammer while your trying to sound smart. they're/their/there
Guess PBS didn't raise you right.
It's grammar, moron
rupp-certified saladbar wrote:
Just goes to show that a publicly funded organization like the BBC (mandated to delivery quality coverage to a nation), can beat the sh!t out of a private corporation (mandated to deliver profits to a few shareholders).
The only problem with your post is that NBC's overall coverage and availability is vastly superior to what the BBC has been offering.
Nice try idiott. You should of not used the possessive trance.
llort_vbo wrote:
Nice try idiott. You should of not used the possessive trance.
I assume you purposely made those boo-boos.
Mom sits around the house wrote:
rupp-certified saladbar wrote:Just goes to show that a publicly funded organization like the BBC (mandated to delivery quality coverage to a nation), can beat the sh!t out of a private corporation (mandated to deliver profits to a few shareholders).
The only problem with your post is that NBC's overall coverage and availability is vastly superior to what the BBC has been offering.
That's a joke right? What would you rather see, 5 minutes on British etiquette last night or the 3000m steeplechase final.
Not showing track finals.
No commentary on many of the internet feeds.
Steve Cram is possibly the best commentator in the world and he is ably supported by Brendan Foster, Colin Jackson and Michael Johnson among others.
The BBC even made the 10K swim entertaining today due to the knowledge of, and banter between the commentators.
BBC is 100 sport, with knowledgeble commentators and experts in every sport without the fricking fluff that drives serious sports fans crazy.