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I was watching the "Antenna Man" being Interviewed on a segment of LonTV. He indicated all the cord cutting is killing the "redistribution" revenue the local stations receive when you subscribe to any of the streaming, Cable, and satellite providers. The local stations are opting for more and more locally produced, and cheaper content . He indicated that is why DOL was moving to peacock. Then I remembered that Seal Team 6 went to Paramount+ only last year, The Orville went to Hulu (the main / only reason I have a Hulu subscription) went that way. And more are obviously on the way to cut the locals out of the revenue stream. This is bad IMHO. All the new stations that popped up when the 2008 Digital TV revamp are having the same issues. I read "MeTV" is leaving the air in 15-20 markets this year.. It is a very volatile time to be in the the tv industry for all the players as the tech has evolved. With the new ATC3 digital being phased in we might not have any programming to put on the air and make the transmitter upgrades less lucrative for the local station owners. I think I will Boycott peacock the same way I boycott comcrap.
I was watching the "Antenna Man" being Interviewed on a segment of LonTV. He indicated all the cord cutting is killing the "redistribution" revenue the local stations receive when you subscribe to any of the streaming, Cable, and satellite providers. The local stations are opting for more and more locally produced, and cheaper content . He indicated that is why DOL was moving to peacock. Then I remembered that Seal Team 6 went to Paramount+ only last year, The Orville went to Hulu (the main / only reason I have a Hulu subscription) went that way. And more are obviously on the way to cut the locals out of the revenue stream. This is bad IMHO. All the new stations that popped up when the 2008 Digital TV revamp are having the same issues. I read "MeTV" is leaving the air in 15-20 markets this year.. It is a very volatile time to be in the the tv industry for all the players as the tech has evolved. With the new ATC3 digital being phased in we might not have any programming to put on the air and make the transmitter upgrades less lucrative for the local station owners. I think I will Boycott peacock the same way I boycott comcrap.
Fyi Orville is on Disney+ commercial free.
Fyi Orville is on Disney+ commercial free.
Fyi Orville is on Disney+ commercial free.
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Not sure if the ad-version has iptv. I tried out the free version and while it is nice it is not the service I am looking for in terms of it working like Sling or PSvue..
The relative's xfinity account I am using has no internet on it -- just X1 TV. I had looked within that xfinity account a couple of times previously for a link to free Peacock premium service but could never find one. So I guess you need to get it by starting out at the Peacock website first in order to link your xfinity account. Note that the xfinity account I linked to my Peacock account has a different email address, so they don't need to match. And you don't need to order a flex streaming box.
I originally did the 3 months for $1/month offer this summer because I wanted to watch some MLB games. But I also enjoyed watching The Northman and JP Dominion (extended version) very much. And there is quite a lot of other content I've already added to my watch list. So even if I didn't get it for free, I would still have done this $19.99 deal. I think it's worth it at such a low price.
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