On Jun 15, 2010, at 2:05 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > Thanks, Lee. But a price tag without the Reds!!! I wonder whether that will > go over . > Maybe they won't be blocked in DC. It is good to know there is capability in > seeing and not just listening, although listening still is better than > nothing, and you can get scores etc., too. I am always glad for input from > those who know.
MLB checks your location when you log in, and you don’t have to go far to get out of a team's blackout area. The Reds aren't blocked in D.C., but the Nationals most certainly are. Then we visit the grandmas in northern Michigan and eastern Oregon, nothing is blocked because there are no teams nearby. The most frustrating time is when the Reds aren't on cable locally, but the system is so stupid as to to block the video. MLB.com is the largest subscription streaming service in the world, so I predict that in a few years there will be no more blocking because it's getting big enough to cut deals with the local cable systems.
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