19 pointsby kpw944 hours ago4 comments
  • Cider99862 hours ago
    Sports/streaming is marketed to investors as more piracy-resistant–it's not.

    If you're interested: https://fmhy.net/video#live-tv-sports

    It's insane how bad the destruction of ownership and subscriptions are, now, when piracy is a significant force and anyone can watch anything for free with the right link and an ad-blocker.

    Imagine what it'd be like without piracy as competition. The greed is infinite.

  • skybrian3 hours ago
    I wonder what the Allen estate will do with the money?
  • ulfw3 hours ago
    Billionaires and their toys
    • khurs2 hours ago
      Is it?

      A lot of sports businesses are businesses - sports fans are willing to pay, and pay and pay to support their team. Few businesses have that kind of customer loyalty for life - even if the product sucks (team is doing badly for decades), the customer still shows up unlike most other business where the customer would leave.

      And if the previous owner did't maximise revenue it could be an opportunity.

      Investors from all over the world for example are buying European Soccer teams, and valuation of the company over time goes up.

  • 4849949495953 hours ago
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