Those places exist to feed Nebraskans, Texans and other flatlanders on their way to the mountains. For Nebraskans specifically, the mountain Mecca of Estes Park.
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CU has rejoined the Big 12 and broken college football - talking out asses continues
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Hwy 119 west of I-25. Weld county.
As far as major streaming brands, this is what we will most likely end up with:
Hulu (Disney, ESPN, ABC, Marvel, 20th Century Fox)
Netflix
Amazon Prime
Paramount (CBS, Showtime, MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, Comedy Central)
Peacock (NBC Comcast, MSNBC, USA, DreamWorks, Bravo, E!, Telemundo)
Max (HBO, CNN, Discovery, DC Comics)
Apple+ (with MLS)
Alphabet (Google, You Tube TV, really not much of a content provider at this point)
There are more minor players like Lionsgate (film catalogue and Starz) and News Corp (Fox News, Big Ten) that have not delved into streaming much. I think the above eight companies are essentially the big media players that will dominate streaming content.
Sling, Fubo, cable companies, Roku, Direct TV are all just aggregators of other company content. In a direct to consumer world, I don’t see where they survive.
in the end, I think people will have to spend a lot if they want all sports, or just pay the streamer that holds the rights to your team/league or sport.
Hulu (Disney, ESPN, ABC, Marvel, 20th Century Fox)
Netflix
Amazon Prime
Paramount (CBS, Showtime, MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, Comedy Central)
Peacock (NBC Comcast, MSNBC, USA, DreamWorks, Bravo, E!, Telemundo)
Max (HBO, CNN, Discovery, DC Comics)
Apple+ (with MLS)
Alphabet (Google, You Tube TV, really not much of a content provider at this point)
There are more minor players like Lionsgate (film catalogue and Starz) and News Corp (Fox News, Big Ten) that have not delved into streaming much. I think the above eight companies are essentially the big media players that will dominate streaming content.
Sling, Fubo, cable companies, Roku, Direct TV are all just aggregators of other company content. In a direct to consumer world, I don’t see where they survive.
in the end, I think people will have to spend a lot if they want all sports, or just pay the streamer that holds the rights to your team/league or sport.
Fox used to be a partner.
Hulu was originally jointly owned streaming venture where the broad cast TV people could put their old episodes and some other stuff. Everyone is now making their own apps so Im not sure why Bob wants it.
Apple Maps shows there’s some in Denver and Longmont. Not Boulder
Im not sure what contractual rights to content Hulu holds and the brand has value for subscriber base and intangible assets, but is it worth it to pay $12 billion to Comcast for their 1/3rd share? I dunno. But that’s the reason why Disney wants it.
84th and Washington.
Flugar has been saying FOX and ESPN are both out. Months ago Dodd reported that as well.
Believe it or not....
Should know soon.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
And?
BlackNGold
Club Member
I thought the "trust has been broken" take was interesting.
No 24 hour restaurants in Boulder - always surprises me for a college town.
Fogo
Well-Known Member
Parker has a QT and a Waffle House
there used to be a perkins that was 24 hours. it was always filled up with college kids. the after bar scene was fierce.
Old timers used to wistfully talk about The Aristocrat.
Fred 2
steaming service
I’ve been saying this for months
I was perpetually convinced that at least one of the after hours Perkins waitresses was hot.
Edit: holy ****. After typing that and hitting "post reply," my brain somehow surfaced her name from the mists of time and alcohol, well probably not her name, but at least what was on her name tag: "Belinda."
I thought the iHop on 28th was open 24. Used to be.
Omaha, NE
You're right... My mistake
UK got choked out there over a dinner salad
Damn. Did she just leave him lying there in the croutons and dressing?
I also speak wistfully about The Aristocrats.
Dont worry, the upcoming Republican primary will bring it all back to you
Thats what I meant. Thats the perfect punch line to describing every republican campaign event.
He, but yeah
What if Flugar gets it right ?Fred 2 is Flugar, Flugar is Fred 2!
He had the correct sources about USC/UCLA leaving.
Guy walks into a talent agency and says "boy do I have an act for you!"