Talk:NBA League Pass
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Should Charter be included? I believe it is being offered through an agreement with Cox.
Changes
[edit]I made some substantial changes to the article:
1) This was called NBA League Pass but was really acting like it was about NBA League Pass TV and then mentioned NBA League Pass Broadband separately. Those two services and the mobile product and the International product are all NBA League Pass. I had to update the article's wording to reflect that.
2) There was a long bit of soapboxing where someone was claiming the service sucked and made all sorts of technical claims as well as opinions that were not backed up by anything but a single mention of an alleged email. That does not count as a reliable source. Beyond that, it was clearly unreliable, as it claimed it came from Octoshape, which it said ran the service, except that Octoshape doesn't run the service, it's run by Turner Broadcasting. Octoshape is a plugin, like Flash, used to display some of the content, and which isn't even required to use the product at all. So even if there were some official reliable source of Octoshape saying something, that wouldn't apply to this product. I had to remove it all as unsourced speculation/POV-pushing/original research. DreamGuy (talk) 06:06, 13 November 2010 (UTC)
2013/14 pricing
[edit]I wanted to add this section here as the pricing could get complicated. I believe they change the price based on country, and I can obviously only see the price available here (in the UK). The price will also change as the season goes on (from previous experience; NBA offer deals and the price drops in January, and again after the All-Star game).
So if you edit the price, please consider that the price may be unique to your country, or be unique depending on the time of the season you are editing the page. Please keep this in mind in your edit. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Bullblade (talk • contribs) 15:40, 2 October 2013 (UTC)
Arggg. Someone changed it! Ok, well at least I know the price in his country by doing an IP lookup (and mine - err...because I live here!). Will update page to show (known) different pricing Bullblade (talk) 02:16, 7 October 2013 (UTC)
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