I'm watching an illegal stream of the super bowl

[thefarang]

U.S. government seizes 307 domains for violating NFL copyrights

[wjb316]

What is stopping the NFL from embracing the internet?

I know they could double their revenue if they would just sit down for 15 minutes and hash out a plan. Existing contracts or something weird like that?

[pokerprop]

They have internet that's where I usually watch it. I forget how much it was $240 or something like. I ordered it the past two seasons. But then they sell a $70.00 upgrade for playoffs or $20.00 for just super bowl, which doesn't interest me much. I paid regular season and playoffs last year, this year I paid regular season, didn't watch the playoffs, and was ready to order for the super bowl but with all the domain seizures and things I became sympathetic to the pirates and decided not to give NFL the final $20.00. What difference does it make, it's not on TV here and I still see skytv commercials.

[addz123]

I wouldn't worry about this. Your government seems far too busy trying to extradite our citizens then dealing with their own.