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Vanilla are planning an update to the site on April 24th (next Wednesday). It is a major PHP8 update which is expected to boost performance across the site. The site will be down from 7pm and it is expected to take about an hour to complete. We appreciate your patience during the update.
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WWE Network Thread
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WON - "There is a new deal in the U.K. where you can get the WWE Network (which still
exists outside the U.S.) on a three month deal for 99 pence per month ($1.39 U.S.). Obviously the idea is to try and build subscriber numbers rather than
make money with it with the idea of finding a U.K. streaming service to buy it from them, since the new goal now is to sell territorial rights to the network to bigger companies who pay them more than they make with the network on their
own"
What streaming company in the UK could even pay for streaming rights?
Is NowTV big enough? Could they do business again with Sky? Amazon Prime? 0 -
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WON - "There is a new deal in the U.K. where you can get the WWE Network (which still
exists outside the U.S.) on a three month deal for 99 pence per month ($1.39 U.S.). Obviously the idea is to try and build subscriber numbers rather than
make money with it with the idea of finding a U.K. streaming service to buy it from them, since the new goal now is to sell territorial rights to the network to bigger companies who pay them more than they make with the network on their
own"
What streaming company in the UK could even pay for streaming rights? Is NowTV big enough? Could they do business again with Sky? Amazon Prime?
I did see that offer. I had the expression over the whole offer and why it was been done. I mean if they are going to have different providers in different areas it’s not going to be very user friendly if you go on holidays for example. That’s why the network as it was set up was handy because it worked everywhere and there was no having to work around to get it other places. 0 -
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