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mws192

join:2007-09-11
Norwalk, CT

Coming Soon: iO & OOL customers able to stream Yankee games.

"As part of its affiliation pact renewal with Cablevision Systems Corp., YES will make the games available to the operator's subscribers who receive the RSN as part of their video packages, as well as purchase its high-speed data service, Optimum.net., according to sources in the TV sports community"

»www.multichannel.com/article/278···asts.php


Thinkdiff
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join:2001-08-07
Bronx, NY


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That is awesome!

I'll finally be able to watch all the yankee games from LA without having to rely on my Slingbox.

Edit: Hrm.. The wording is a bit vague. Does it require Cable TV service and OOL? Or just either one?
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ThurmanM

@optonline.net

said by Thinkdiff See Profile :

That is awesome!

I'll finally be able to watch all the yankee games from LA without having to rely on my Slingbox.

Edit: Hrm.. The wording is a bit vague. Does it require Cable TV service and OOL? Or just either one?
You won't be able to watch from outside NY area:

Fans will be able to watch streamed Yankees games within the New York market through a couple of pacts reached earlier this spring by YES Network, the regional sports network that holds rights to Bronx Bombers' telecasts.


YESfans

@optonline.net

reply to mws192
said by Thinkdiff See Profile :

The wording is a bit vague. Does it require Cable TV service and OOL? Or just either one?
I don't see why they'd offer it to iO subscribers who used dsl for internet being that it's an internet offer. So I'd imagine that you'd have to have both iO and OOL to be eligible.

What I was curious about was whether or not this would work if you're traveling outside of the market area...do you simply log into your OOL account and/or does it have to verify you're logging in from an OOL isp.


Thinkdiff
Premium,MVM
join:2001-08-07
Bronx, NY

reply to ThurmanM
said by ThurmanM :

said by Thinkdiff See Profile :

That is awesome!

I'll finally be able to watch all the yankee games from LA without having to rely on my Slingbox.

Edit: Hrm.. The wording is a bit vague. Does it require Cable TV service and OOL? Or just either one?
You won't be able to watch from outside NY area:

Fans will be able to watch streamed Yankees games within the New York market through a couple of pacts reached earlier this spring by YES Network, the regional sports network that holds rights to Bronx Bombers' telecasts.
That's what a VPN is for... I can access all of the optimum.net services through my VPN connection.
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University of Southern California - Class of 2010. Fight On!

mws192

join:2007-09-11
Norwalk, CT
reply to mws192
I don't have any problems with providing the same content in different ways, but I really hope this opens the door for ESPN360 since that content isn't always available elsewhere.


StudioTech
S2409W plus SA4250HD

join:2001-10-10
Edison, NJ
reply to mws192
And to think, earlier in the decade, YES & Cablevision were locked in a battle over carriage fees. The channel wasn't even on the system for the entire 2002 season.


JohnILM
Holla

join:2003-03-15
New Rochelle, NY

said by StudioTech See Profile :

And to think, earlier in the decade, YES & Cablevision were locked in a battle over carriage fees. The channel wasn't even on the system for the entire 2002 season.
Maybe this new spirit of CV friendliness will lead to an NFL Network deal. One can dream.


limegrass69

join:2008-05-28
Cross River, NY
·Cablevision


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said by JohnILM See ProfileMaybe this new spirit of CV friendliness will lead to an NFL Network deal. One can dream.
You'd have to talk to the NFL Network about that. They can either allow Cablevision to offer the Sunday Ticket, or allow Cablevision to put NFLN on the Sports Tier where those who are interested, can pay for it. Every negotiation is a two way street.


JohnILM
Holla

join:2003-03-15
New Rochelle, NY

said by limegrass69 See Profile :

said by JohnILM See ProfileMaybe this new spirit of CV friendliness will lead to an NFL Network deal. One can dream.
You'd have to talk to the NFL Network about that. They can either allow Cablevision to offer the Sunday Ticket, or allow Cablevision to put NFLN on the Sports Tier where those who are interested, can pay for it. Every negotiation is a two way street.
True dat. I wasn't trying to imply that one side was right or wrong, just that maybe they'd come to an agreement.


limegrass69

join:2008-05-28
Cross River, NY
·Cablevision

This one seems more tricky than the YES thing. YES had big leverage with the Yankee game exclusivity. With NFL Network, all local team games are available free over the air (even if it's a Thursday/Saturday NFLN game).

The only thing you really miss is the out of town NFLN games and the "other" filler programming (which, by the way, is excellent).

I'd upgrade to the sports tier for NFLN.

blackriders

join:2005-01-16
Bronx, NY
reply to mws192
Does this mean if i'm at work, where we have ool and ov, but no otv, I'll be able to stream the day games?

If so kick ass. less work for me


limegrass69

join:2008-05-28
Cross River, NY
·Cablevision

said by blackriders See Profile :

Does this mean if i'm at work, where we have ool and ov, but no otv, I'll be able to stream the day games?

If so kick ass. less work for me
It appears that this would be a place shifting thing for YOU. You would need to have the appropriate level video subscription AND be an OOL sub.

pil0t

join:2008-03-04

reply to mws192
here's an interesting article about this. does not provide any new information really, but ..i found it interesting.

»www.baseballprospectus.com/artic···eid=9039

pil0t

join:2008-03-04


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The YES Network, Cablevision Systems Corp. and MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM), the interactive media and Internet company of Major League Baseball, today announced a multi-year agreement that will allow customers who receive the YES Network by subscribing to Cablevision’s Family Cable (expanded basic) level of television service or above – and its Optimum Online high-speed Internet service – to purchase a package of YES’ New York Yankees game telecasts for live in-market online viewing. This agreement will make Yankees on YES live game streaming over broadband the only live in-market streaming product in professional sports to include games with local television rights.

Any eligible Cablevision customer who elects to purchase this package can watch YES’ Yankees telecasts live on his or her computer throughout the entire home broadcasting territory of the New York Yankees, or on laptops or other portable computers using Cablevision’s Optimum WiFi wireless Internet service.

The offering will enable Yankees fans who already watch YES on Cablevision to access a package of Yankees games with enhanced convenience and portability. In addition to the YES Network’s Yankees telecasts, Cablevision customers who also subscribe to the Cablevision broadband package will have the opportunity to receive unprecedented access to YES’ Yankees telecasts via broadband, including over Cablevision’s new
Optimum WiFi wireless Internet service.

The Yankees on YES live game streaming over broadband package, available for a one-time fee of $49.95 for the remainder of the season or $19.95 for any 30-day period, is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, July 8 at 8:00 p.m. (EDT) with the YES Network’s Yankees-Twins broadcast. All games will be delivered in true high definition, the highest quality live streaming as pioneered by MLBAM this year in its MLB.TV package.

Beginning immediately, eligible Cablevision subscribers can review FAQs for the product and begin purchasing the package on Yankees.com, YESNetwork.com and Optimum.net. Cablevision and MLBAM will implement and manage an authentication process ensuring that only those Cablevision customers who receive the YES Network as part of their cable service and also subscribe to Optimum Online will be able to subscribe to the package.

“We are delighted to partner in this collaborative effort to deliver greater access Yankees fans within their local market,” said Bob DuPuy, president and COO, Major League Baseball. “This agreement represents an important opportunity for Yankees fans to stay connected with their favorite team while providing them the portable flexibility to do so when they cannot be at the ballpark.”

“This is a landmark agreement in that it respects our partners’ core business models while enhancing their new business prospects,” said Tracy Dolgin, president and CEO, the YES Network. “At the same time, Yankees fans have more choices than ever before to follow the team, and there are no extra costs passed on to those who choose not to sign up for the package. Of course, Yankees fans can continue to watch the most storied franchise in sports on the YES Network.”

“This is an important and groundbreaking agreement among YES, Cablevision and MLBAM that greatly benefits Yankee fans,” said Hal Steinbrenner, managing general partner and co-chairman, New York Yankees. “This gives fans the flexibility to watch Yankees games on YES almost anywhere. It is an enormous step forward and I know our fans will jump on the opportunity.”
»newyork.yankees.mlb.com/news/art···c_id=nyy

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MicroSystem

@optonline.net

This special package is available for purchase by current Optimum Online customers who receive the YES Network on iO TV. To be eligible to purchase (starting June 24, 2009) and thereafter use (content available July 8, 2009) Yankees on YES, you must at all times be both an Optimum Online and iO TV customer and you must activate your account by providing your valid Optimum ID and Password by July 10, 2009 or within 48 hours after your purchase, whichever is later.

I guess the joke's on me since I figured this would be free. How many people already paying for cable, with YES included in that package, do they expect to pay extra to stream online?


Thinkdiff
Premium,MVM
join:2001-08-07
Bronx, NY

Ridiculous. I might've actually bought it, but the requirement for iO w/ YES is dumb. I have OOL Boost and DirecTV w/ YES. They're getting my money either way.

Oh well... Back to slingbox.
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University of Southern California - Class of 2010. Fight On!

frdrizzt

join:2008-05-03
Farmingville, NY
It;s basically a way to legitimately get around the blackout restrictions from mlb.tv, and to get only Yankees games. It's not something I'm interested in paying for though, sucks it isn't free, but I can't say I'm surprised.

shadowgod

join:2001-12-08
Torrington, CT

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reply to mws192
I don't understand, what is the point of this if you cannot watch "outside the tri-state area"? Seems pointless to me. Just get a Slingbox.


StudioTech
S2409W plus SA4250HD

join:2001-10-10
Edison, NJ

said by shadowgod See Profile :

I don't understand, what is the point of this if you cannot watch "outside the tri-state area"? Seems pointless to me. Just get a Slingbox.
I guess in that case, you'd get the regular MLB.tv package instead.
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