Comments on: Is the future of football online? http://www.barryhand.ie/blog/is-the-future-of-football-online/ Analysing Marketing, Social Media & Online Business Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:58:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: barryhand http://www.barryhand.ie/blog/is-the-future-of-football-online/comment-page-1/#comment-85 barryhand Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:16:43 +0000 http://www.barryhand.ie/?p=677#comment-85 I think that's a good point, and is something most fans of big clubs would be in favour of. I'd much prefer a Liverpool season ticket, rather than having a mix of Sky, Setanta & ESPN to see all of the scheduled games which might only be 15 out of 38.<br><br>This would ultimately make bigger clubs more money, while smaller clubs rely on the balance of broadcast distribution, so not ideal from that point. I think that's a good point, and is something most fans of big clubs would be in favour of. I'd much prefer a Liverpool season ticket, rather than having a mix of Sky, Setanta & ESPN to see all of the scheduled games which might only be 15 out of 38.

This would ultimately make bigger clubs more money, while smaller clubs rely on the balance of broadcast distribution, so not ideal from that point.

]]> By: barryhand http://www.barryhand.ie/blog/is-the-future-of-football-online/comment-page-1/#comment-110 barryhand Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:16:43 +0000 http://www.barryhand.ie/?p=677#comment-110 I think that's a good point, and is something most fans of big clubs would be in favour of. I'd much prefer a Liverpool season ticket, rather than having a mix of Sky, Setanta & ESPN to see all of the scheduled games which might only be 15 out of 38.<br><br>This would ultimately make bigger clubs more money, while smaller clubs rely on the balance of broadcast distribution, so not ideal from that point. I think that's a good point, and is something most fans of big clubs would be in favour of. I'd much prefer a Liverpool season ticket, rather than having a mix of Sky, Setanta & ESPN to see all of the scheduled games which might only be 15 out of 38.

This would ultimately make bigger clubs more money, while smaller clubs rely on the balance of broadcast distribution, so not ideal from that point.

]]> By: New Football Writing http://www.barryhand.ie/blog/is-the-future-of-football-online/comment-page-1/#comment-84 New Football Writing Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:16:46 +0000 http://www.barryhand.ie/?p=677#comment-84 Great article.<br><br>In the long run, it wouldn't surprise me if the Premier League for example handled all of their own streaming like the major American leagues do. They have a firm base on the web, and might split up broadcast rights between tv and online broadcasts. Great article.

In the long run, it wouldn't surprise me if the Premier League for example handled all of their own streaming like the major American leagues do. They have a firm base on the web, and might split up broadcast rights between tv and online broadcasts.

]]> By: New Football Writing http://www.barryhand.ie/blog/is-the-future-of-football-online/comment-page-1/#comment-109 New Football Writing Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:16:46 +0000 http://www.barryhand.ie/?p=677#comment-109 Great article.<br><br>In the long run, it wouldn't surprise me if the Premier League for example handled all of their own streaming like the major American leagues do. They have a firm base on the web, and might split up broadcast rights between tv and online broadcasts. Great article.

In the long run, it wouldn't surprise me if the Premier League for example handled all of their own streaming like the major American leagues do. They have a firm base on the web, and might split up broadcast rights between tv and online broadcasts.

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