OT: Euros

Jul 12, 2022 Last reply: 4 years ago 61 Replies
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If they bothered me, which they don't, I could subscribe to the ad-free version of the service.

Explain, please, how the BBC makes a profit out of showing a major sporting event.

I am sure I saw them on the BBC channels though. Which is a dedicated channel for irrelevant minority LBGT woke interests

Indeed. pay twice AND have adverts. Managed to find a way to see F1 for free though, but not the cricket.

Maybe they play it without the unnecessary aggression ?

Womens tennis used to be like that, until the Williams sisters turned it into a power-serve exhibition

Being less powerful, they have to be more skilful. That was my conclusion after watching ten minutes accidentally last year

money is not the only form of profit. Another is survival. Lots of the public watch sport. The BBC's survival requires them to maintain a wide viewer base.

I feel the same way about women's cricket.

Any women readers now not feeling patronised?

Do women readers know about Usenet any more then they know about the offside rule?

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