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Topic # 230311 18-Feb-2018 12:42
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Just had a look at the February 2018 Movie and TV  additions for for Amazon Prime video and noticed at the bottom  of the link below  To be Announce : New Zealand All Blacks

 

Does this mean we may see All Black games on Amazon??

 

Amazon : All Blacks





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  Reply # 1959865 18-Feb-2018 12:51
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No, it's a doco.

 

Sky still holds the rights to All black games in NZ

 

 

 

 

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  Reply # 1959867 18-Feb-2018 12:51
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Nah mate. Amazon did a documentary on the All Blacks.

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  Reply # 1959869 18-Feb-2018 12:59
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Not new news.  Announced last year - and was the precursor to speculation about Amazon bidding for the next round of rights.

 

NZR and Sky worked closely with WB to produce the series.  Yes, you did read that right, worked with for producing an Amazon series.  I think The Spinoff had an interview with Steve Tew about the series too.

 

 

 

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=11902370

 

 

 

Amazon have done a number of BTS series for sports teams.  I think Man United, Seattle Seahawks and others.  Maybe even an IPL team?  Does it mean bidding?  Amazon got some Thursday night NFL rights last season but are up for renewal again this year (last years non-exclusive was $5m per game).  SkyUK and BT have 5 of the 7 EPL packages for the next rights period, Amazon may pick up the lesser valued packages (yet to be announced I think). 



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  Reply # 1959985 18-Feb-2018 17:00
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Thanx guys.  Guess I was too hopeful :-)




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