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Sep 13, 2026

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Those Stretcher Bastards

Sep 13 · 1 Mention

AlexHOST
47:18
Yeah, here's a good question, actually, Mike.
AlexHOST
47:21
If the 3pm blackout was taken away, and it's the same setup currently that Sky has for EFL games, where you can watch them on Sky Sports Plus on a dodgy digital stream that doesn't work, I don't think it would change IPTV dodgy sticks anyway, because people don't want to pay £80 a month for TNT and Amazon and Sky.
AlexHOST
47:44
Yeah.
MikeHOST
47:46
I was always for, and I feel my opinion changing.
Joshua BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:43
It's incredible that the footprint that God is giving Daystar.
Joshua BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:48
And you know what? Daystar is now on the home channel 499 OTT and IPTV to over...
Joshua BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:57
Check this out, honey.
Joshua BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:58
over 3 million subscribers.
Nick AlbergaHOST
33:25
And so you've gotta pretty mu- s- subscribe to the biggest packages available just to get all these games at whatever time at my disposal.
Nick AlbergaHOST
33:33
And to your point, like, IPTV is a thing, um, but I think a lot of people don't know how to stream properly or, or have access to streaming.
Nick AlbergaHOST
33:41
Like, there's a lot of people that are not just familiar with that, so they're like, "You know what? We're just gonna pay." And again, um, you know, to use that analogy of vets, I really feel that way.
Nick AlbergaHOST
33:49
I think everybody knows who is in charge of this stuff, that people will pay whatever.
Mohammed HamzaGUEST
3:37
That's been a consistent kind of decline over the years.
Mohammed HamzaGUEST
3:40
But we have seen IPTV pick up and become the kind of dominant platform in the region.
Mohammed HamzaGUEST
3:46
Overall, pay TV is stagnant, I'd say, in Europe.
Mohammed HamzaGUEST
3:50
It picks up and then it kind of declines and it picks up again.
Matt DeeganGUEST
5:05
maybe older audiences or people that can't afford broadband.
Matt DeeganGUEST
5:09
And the person said to me, I got to remember that by 2035, it's unlikely that those satellites will still be up in the air or as many will be up in the air sky moving to IPTV.
Matt DeeganGUEST
5:19
It's very expensive to send satellites up.
Roger BoltonHOST
5:21
The IPTV would be through the internet rather than by satellite, yeah.
Matt DeeganGUEST
5:25
Yes.
Matt DeeganGUEST
5:26
So linear television.
Matt DeeganGUEST
5:27
So the idea of platforms that broadcast linear streams of television, there are going to be less of.
Matt DeeganGUEST
5:34
The public is moving to IPTV, maybe not as fast as that 2035 if it went organically.
Darius DominguesHOST
4:44
So he actually called and said, "Hey, if I have, you know, my TV package, can I still watch on Monday nights?" And the answer is no, you need Sportsnet+ as well.
Darius DominguesHOST
4:53
So I think this is Rogers' idea of trying to get around IPTV, which by the way, if Rogers didn't know, these games are on IPTV anyway.
Darius DominguesHOST
5:02
Even the Amazon ones are on IPTV, right? So I don't know if this is, if they even know what they're doing.
Darius DominguesHOST
5:07
I think they do know what they're doing to a degree, which is trying to get as much money a- as possible out of your pockets to watch the least amount of games possible at this point.
Darius DominguesHOST
5:15
So I think this is ridiculous.
AdrianoHOST
2:54
Yeah.
Anthony CorneliGUEST
2:54
And it's basically just started from there, from, like, w- volunteering in the summer and, um, just, you know, followed Serie A religiously, like everybody, and followed the national team and w- whatever bits and pieces of information we can get prior to, uh, internet and IPTV, you know? Like, I was part of a generation where when I started following, we had, like, the first half on Tele Italia, which was Channel 24, and then we had the second half on the radio, or vice versa.
Anthony CorneliGUEST
3:25
I'm not that old, but-
AdrianoHOST
3:26
Yeah.
Beaver TamesisGUEST
24:36
If they want to be able to view the right entertainment just so that stress is relieved, we should be able to provide that.
Beaver TamesisGUEST
24:44
So we've been able to roll out our new IPTV, inpatient televisions, where it's like a hospitality TV.
Beaver TamesisGUEST
24:51
So now it's like
Anne Ruth Dela CruzHOST
24:53
you've checked into a five-star hotel, and you can
RebeccaHOST
57:10
watched it.
PatrickHOST
57:11
I mean, I watched some of it on Sky Sports through IPTV, like in the background while doing something else.
PatrickHOST
57:18
And it was a whole bunch of nothing and it was absolutely brutal.
RebeccaHOST
57:25
It's funny because like, I mean, I still have, I'm still on vacation.
Sheldon BennettGUEST
52:20
There isn't really, when you look at BC outside of Iron, there isn't really any really large sort of data centers here.
Sheldon BennettGUEST
52:31
I mean, you have TELUS, you know, but their data centers traditionally have been small, you know, disaster recovery, you know, IPTV, things like that.
Sheldon BennettGUEST
52:42
A few megawatts, nothing in 50, 60 megawatt size.
Sheldon BennettGUEST
52:46
So it's been a lot of interest in something that's been, you know, we're hitting 10 years as a company this September.

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