Soccer On Dish brings you the latest news about soccer coverage on satellite dishes. Expect to read articles and insight about DirecTV, DISH Network, IPTV and other satellite and IPTV carriers around North America and the world.
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1 Dave M // May 13, 2008 at 12:33 pm
I like the concept - articles about what’s on where and how to get it. I tend to read these articles with interest when they’ve been on epltalk, so the idea of having a steady stream is a great hook.
But “soccerondish”…? I don’t have a dish - I have cable and I had Setanta via ITVN and now via Setanta Broadband. My cable company gives me GolTV and offers all the PPV options. I get all the ESPN’s except for the Ocho. I just think there could be a better name for the site that doesn’t exclude non-dish owners from the get-go.
Of course, if the discussion turns to channel 1027 and the closed captioning options for the argentinian league games…. then I would be saying you should call this site “soccerondish” if you’re going to be so obcure, but hey - I’m a commenter (not a blogger), so I don’t have to be consistent.
2 The Gaffer // May 14, 2008 at 1:02 am
Dave,
Soccer On Dish was initially launched last year to coincide with the launch of Setanta becoming available on Dish network. While that has long past, I thought it’d be useful to provide soccer coverage news to people who watch their futbol on a “dish,” whether that be DirecTV or DISH Network — and also include cable, IPTV, broadband, etc.
Not the most perfect name in the world, I agree. But it works.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
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