Prime vs Fox
I don't see the redeeming factors offered by your "journalist". Fox and NBC are already a part of most cable services plans. Prime Video is an extra charge and Max tried to get even more money from the consumer associated with Prime Video.
Recording to watch at a later time is not available with Prime even though I pay extra for the privilege when Prime broadcasts NASCAR. Haven't noticed later airings of the races on Prime. No pause, reverse or forward available through Prime. Therefore the entire broadcast is "live" which the entire process would fit better in the dark ages of paid television programming. Like 1970's broadcast. How is that an improvement over Fox.
I don't tune into the race to fawn over a bloating jaw jacker but simply to observe the race. Prime is full of commercials and weird split screen like the rest of the broadcasters. IMO, the process employed by NASCAR and Prime Video is a slap in the face to all who have been loyal fans, in my case, since the 1960's. At 75+ years young, I thought progress means moving forward and not fleecing folks out of more money yet providing programming and processes from 50 years ago!
Nigel Boulton
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