Forums >Off the Beaten Path>Apple may be preparing to get into sports streaming in a big way
not bad for mile 25
http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/futuresport/201201/ipitch-apple-prepares-bid-epl-tv-rights
It's my hope that eventually we may be able to watch the events we want in their entirety, preferably without clueless commentators. Not just running; I've been plenty frustrated with Olympics coverage, fencing, and others.
I hope Apple has competition in this area, too.
Good Bad & The Monkey
Wow.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
http://www.thepostgame.com/blog/futuresport/201201/ipitch-apple-prepares-bid-epl-tv-rights It's my hope that eventually we may be able to watch the events we want in their entirety, preferably without clueless commentators.
It's my hope that eventually we may be able to watch the events we want in their entirety, preferably without clueless commentators.
I had always wondered, when I was a little kid (in the 1960s, sad to say), what would it be like if they broadcast a football game (or whatever) with NO commentators.
Then, in the early 1980s, they actually did it for a foot ball game. Most people said they didn't like it.
It was a little weird.
Of course, what you need is commentators, but not clueless commentators.
Jeff
I couldn't watch sports without the commentators. A good commentator reveals far more about the plays and the players than I could ever know on my own. I agree that clueless commentators are annoying (I don't really need to hear "Oh wow, look at that, can you believe it!" 8 times a minute).