Six nations 2022
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I'm already a Prime customer so not too much of a problem but I'd hope they'd polish their production. I don't believe the inconsistent picture quality or broadcast loss can be blamed on my internet.
I felt BBC/ITV have been doing a good job. Deeper pockets always win over any previous relationships though.
Wonder how it'll affect the pub(remember those?) showings? Does Amazon have a commercial licence tier like Sky/BT or just the landlords setting up their personal login on their smart TVs?
That'll be some internet upgrade potentially - serving a streaming service across multiple screens plus the usual customer wifi across loads of phones.
I felt BBC/ITV have been doing a good job. Deeper pockets always win over any previous relationships though.
Wonder how it'll affect the pub(remember those?) showings? Does Amazon have a commercial licence tier like Sky/BT or just the landlords setting up their personal login on their smart TVs?
That'll be some internet upgrade potentially - serving a streaming service across multiple screens plus the usual customer wifi across loads of phones.Don Veloci said:
Wonder how it'll affect the pub(remember those?) showings? Does Amazon have a commercial licence tier like Sky/BT or just the landlords setting up their personal login on their smart TVs? That'll be some internet upgrade potentially - serving a streaming service across multiple screens plus the usual customer wifi across loads of phones.
They do indeed have a commercial tier. We have it at my rugby club & used it for the autumn matches. Can't remember how much it costs but it worked quite well .... mind you, our internet capacity is huge - the benefit of having a serious IT man on the board! That'll be some internet upgrade potentially - serving a streaming service across multiple screens plus the usual customer wifi across loads of phones.Gassing Station | Sports | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff