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Attention hockey fans, Kukla's Korner is reporting that Doug Perlman,
exec vp of Media for the NHL, says that, 'it would be fair to say we are close,' when asked about a deal with Apple to
distribute hockey games via the iTunes Music store.
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Porchland said 10:23AM on 1-10-2006
I shrugged off the NBA-Google deal with the assumption that no one wants to pay $4 to watch yesterday's game. But the Rose Bowl has been the No. 1 video download for several days on iTunes; however, it is only $2, is the national championship game, and is essentially a highlight reel.
Is there really much of a market for taped "live" sports events?
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theun4gven said 10:52AM on 1-10-2006
It's great that I will finally have a way to watch the Wings without having to switch to DirecTV or driving down to the local sports bar, but I hope ITMS gets the games quicker than they do their tv shows. It's tough to justify paying for a game after seeing the score and highlights on SportsCenter and in the paper.
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Radical Bender said 11:51AM on 1-10-2006
I think this could be good. I mean, lots of people didn't think that buying TV shows online would work (some people *still* don't think it works), but it's been a pretty good success. (I imagine, His Steveness will have some specific numbers for us today.)
Sports is a different animal, but the popularity of these league packages that allow you to follow your favorite teams shows that there's at least some desire to see regular season games you couldn't see otherwise. But I agree that they need to figure out a way to get these online faster.
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Jake Jeffries said 3:12PM on 1-10-2006
I see. Pay for a game that has already happened. Why not a live stream instead? I would pay for that.
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