mye
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Joined: 3/26/2009 From: Bellevue, WA Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: BRR Very interesting, mye. I sure as hell hope this isn't a trend until the experience is much better. One of my favorite things to do while watching a game is to pop to a different channel during commercial breaks. The long downtime from exiting the app to going to live TV, and then back to starting the app is infuriating. I sure hope that, despite the "record" numbers, Peacock and others see this as a bad purchase and don't continue. Yeah, yeah, I'm sure that's wishful thinking, but anyway...grr. lol that's the general consumer feedback... the 'experience needs to be better'. interestingly that's why the business i supported (as finance) never invested in exclusive NFL content when i was there many years ago.. b/c they were still trying to mature their Ads business and their technology for real time event streaming before going exclusive and having many people pissed :D. (coincidentally they now have exclusive content and frankly to me the experience is pretty solid ;)) Also, I don't think peacock will see this as a bad purchase... their traffic and app download/search by all accounts were exceeding their all time highs.. These days NFL content is the absolute most valuable out there.. :D. but yah features like PiP, jab to other content, etc are all being worked on i'm sure. Also i think advertising is changing, there is gonna be way more integration of content than the traditional stuff..
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