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What's wrong with their coverage? The network channels play the highlights while the dozen other NBC channels cover the sports live and in it's entirety. I think Comcast is going a great job here by allowing people to watch what they want. Choosing to have all these extra channels of live coverage was a good call in my opinion.
The other NBC channels do not have every sports live you have to watch online where the stream is laggy and the commerical happen randomly every 3 mins.
The other NBC channels do not have every sports live you have to watch online where the stream is laggy and the commerical happen randomly every 3 mins.
Commercials are a big issue right now on TV because no one watches them. Almost everyone fastforwards through them.
On the web, many people filter them out using browser plugins. We're seeing a paradigm shift in the effectiveness of advertising.
I am more worry that people think Gabby is fatherless.
I thought Phelps was fatherless when they keep showing Debbie without any guy next to her. Turns out he shows up to the games but prefers to be out of the spotlight. Good for him.
I guess NBC lives by the race card, and dies by the race card...
Even suggesting that this is in any way racist, or in any way says anything at all about the athlete who happened to be performing just before the commercial was run, is total jackassery. What would be tho point of such an asinine statement?
Even suggesting that this is in any way racist, or in any way says anything at all about the athlete who happened to be performing just before the commercial was run, is total jackassery. What would be tho point of such an asinine statement?
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