For what it's worth Amazon Prime really is great value for money in my opinion.
Great if you order lots online, the Tv/films are shocking though apart from Vikings.
Don't forget Amazon music too, Apple music is the same price purely for the music service alone so it's an instant win there.
Also, I'd disagree regarding tv/films. it's got some good content. The Man in The High Castle was brilliant, The Grand Tour... even the Leeds documentary last season I thought was good.
I think I'll give this a miss. I've spent years avoiding Amazon Prime. Plus if I tell the Mrs I'm watching football on Amazon Prime for the next 3 nights, she'll possibly kill me.
Simon Jordan made some very good points on a debate on Talksport earlier this week about how the game and fans would benefit from a ‘Netflix of football’ set up.
It would make more money than the current model, would lead to less illegal streaming, and be more economically friendly for consumers.
Its starting to become more commonplace in sports to have these over the top streaming services - UFC and WWE have both had successful transitions into it in recent years.
It may also lead to top clubs having to reduce their matchday ticket prices in order to ensure stadiums are filled. I’m all for it, as long as that does happen.
Simon Jordan made some very good points on a debate on Talksport earlier this week about how the game and fans would benefit from a ‘Netflix of football’ set up.
It would make more money than the current model, would lead to less illegal streaming, and be more economically friendly for consumers.
Its starting to become more commonplace in sports to have these over the top streaming services - UFC and WWE have both had successful transitions into it in recent years.
It may also lead to top clubs having to reduce their matchday ticket prices in order to ensure stadiums are filled. I’m all for it, as long as that does happen.
Yeah, but Simon Jordan said it so it's a stupid idea!
Amazon Prime also includes the BFI (British Film Institute) streaming library which includes a selection of arthouse, foreign-language and classic films.
Simon Jordan made some very good points on a debate on Talksport earlier this week about how the game and fans would benefit from a ‘Netflix of football’ set up.
It would make more money than the current model, would lead to less illegal streaming, and be more economically friendly for consumers.
Its starting to become more commonplace in sports to have these over the top streaming services - UFC and WWE have both had successful transitions into it in recent years.
It may also lead to top clubs having to reduce their matchday ticket prices in order to ensure stadiums are filled. I’m all for it, as long as that does happen.
The Premier League already have the facility too.
match highlights, full matches, video packages all made in house by the PL for international distribution. nothing stopping them launching their own app with all games available etc.
Simon Jordan made some very good points on a debate on Talksport earlier this week about how the game and fans would benefit from a ‘Netflix of football’ set up.
It would make more money than the current model, would lead to less illegal streaming, and be more economically friendly for consumers.
Its starting to become more commonplace in sports to have these over the top streaming services - UFC and WWE have both had successful transitions into it in recent years.
It may also lead to top clubs having to reduce their matchday ticket prices in order to ensure stadiums are filled. I’m all for it, as long as that does happen.
Yeah, but Simon Jordan said it so it's a stupid idea!
He spoke a lot of sense, I'd rather pay the Premier league a tenna a month and championship a tenna a month than sky and bt subscription. I can't understand why they wouldn't do it themselves
so far so good .. pity it's a lacklustre game to start with .. I'd say more BT style than Sky .. decent intros and chatter, good picture quality and commentary .. could be any of the 'major' sports channels .. waiting to see how Amazon will cope tomorrow with a lot of games .. Palace supply the first red card after 20 minutes .. flashback to my youth when almost all midweek games were 19.30 kick offs
Average. I think streaming services sometimes seem to struggle with the fast moving ball, I remember watching the US Open tennis last year and the first couple of days the picture was terrible
Average. I think streaming services sometimes seem to struggle with the fast moving ball, I remember watching the US Open tennis last year and the first couple of days the picture was terrible
you must have a very slow pc/laptop whatever/bandwidth issues .. my pics are coming through very high quality
Average. I think streaming services sometimes seem to struggle with the fast moving ball, I remember watching the US Open tennis last year and the first couple of days the picture was terrible
you must have a very slow pc/laptop whatever/bandwidth issues .. my pics are coming through very high quality
I'm watching on a Smart TV. The general picture is fine, it's just the ball moving quickly which looks a bit odd
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Don't forget Amazon music too, Apple music is the same price purely for the music service alone so it's an instant win there.
Also, I'd disagree regarding tv/films. it's got some good content. The Man in The High Castle was brilliant, The Grand Tour... even the Leeds documentary last season I thought was good.
Plus if I tell the Mrs I'm watching football on Amazon Prime for the next 3 nights, she'll possibly kill me.
There is going to be a LOT of people watching!
It would make more money than the current model, would lead to less illegal streaming, and be more economically friendly for consumers.
Its starting to become more commonplace in sports to have these over the top streaming services - UFC and WWE have both had successful transitions into it in recent years.
It may also lead to top clubs having to reduce their matchday ticket prices in order to ensure stadiums are filled. I’m all for it, as long as that does happen.
match highlights, full matches, video packages all made in house by the PL for international distribution.
nothing stopping them launching their own app with all games available etc.
I can see it happening sooner rather than later.
Refreshing to have a service that isn’t loaded with ad breaks.