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Why are people obsessed with watching live soccer/football online?

The TV networks have to pay the football authorities big bucks for the right to show the game.
The money comes from the commercials shown before and during the game.
The advertisers are obviously only interested in high ratings.
Ratings depend on people watching the game on their TV sets.
If hoards of people are determined to watch online – most likely on totally unofficial sites – this affects ratings and the network’s revenue for paying for future games.
Not sure why people don’t get this.
Aside from all that, surely relaxing in your armchair or on your sofa to watch the game on a full size TV is way more preferable to sitting bolt upright watching the game on a considerably smaller computer monitor.

well, us copyright OBSESSED teens absolutely love pissing off the big billion $ tv networks. no, we don’t hate the commercials (the site i go 2 feeds live video and audio, no commercials so u cant jump on that one) or that we dont have maybe a lil cousin watching dora on our tvs in our rooms while our parents are watching the Saints KICK ASS. ( sry there my favorite team.) or that maybe we have HD COMPUTERS? OMFG!!! NO WAY. A COMPUTER HAVING GOOD QUALITY AND THE SITE HAVING AWESOME PICTURE QULITY? OMFG!!!!
maybe because its what they want to do so fuc*k off. maybe they like watching it online for better quality viewing, the ability to replay some things at the end of the game
or maybe some fat ass is sitting on their couch smokin a huge fat joint and he doesn’t want to get a contact high. but it doesn’t matter does it? because maybe they have a tiny tv and a huge computer.
now, aside from all that, can u actually answer my question? on how to get videos onto youtube? thanks.

[NV] News Clip on Casinos Considering Online Gambling (01/02/09)

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