audio stream for spurs match

Does anyone know of an internet audio stream other than the pay service for the fulham match today?

 

I do not know of any. The FulhamTV service is free this month so you could actually listen to that feed. This will be the last match it is free though.

 

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too bad they had more technical problems. by the time Jim came on we already missed the lone goal of the match.

 

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Yes, I logged on and heard beautiful music, but not the beautiful game...

 

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I need to be able to spoof an ip address assigned to a british ISP, bbc 5 live was streaming it but only for europe not US. Why not stream it in the US, there is only a couple thousand people who want to see here the game anyway, what big revenue stream could they be protecting, bummer

 

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Sure, there's tons of 'net servers that arent handling much traffic during game time.... but the vast majority of them are corporate and who's gonna be the inside man to set up reflector ports... and risk getting fired for it?

And if it's a 'public' server where's the revenue stream?
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What the PROBLEM is, is that BBC is a freakin guvmint entity... if it were private, the 'capitalists' would be all over it.

Imagine a global giant like Philips touting their products and research and development efforts during halftime and pre-post game.

But MAYBE this is the niche for BBC to use to become 'sponsored'!

"This BBC World Service internet stream is brought to you by PHILIPS, the global leader in technology for you, your home and your car!"

 

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yeah the problem is that BBC is free. Sirius has a deal to broadcast EPL games here in the states. How many EPL fans would pay for Sirius when they could simply listen for free on five live? I'm sure it's the same for other forms of media in other countries.

Five Live does the same for Formula 1 races, making them 'U.K. only' feeds. Of course here in the U.S. that is to help keep F1 fans tuned to SpeedTV, which holds the rights to F1 is the U.S.