Um, why are they giving you the show for free, but you only get it for a week? I suspect this is so you have to redownload it again, and thus NBC gets more money from advertising.
Collin LaHay
· 2 years ago
It is about time!
Anonymous
· 2 years ago
This is a great idea.
Aaron
· 2 years ago
So they still don't get the podcasting thing then. Well, it leads to some more hints as to why they parted with Apple.
Roachly Jones
· 2 years ago
Love it. The OFFICE for Free! I bet their software won't let you advance past the suckmercials though.
Adam Ostrow
· 2 years ago
That's definitely the catch, though you can mute your computer at least ...
jon burg
· 2 years ago
This is great! I was at a conference yesterday where an NBC SVP objected that NBC was not a traditional media property (as someone had just stated at the conference). Someone snickered. Little did we know, she had something wickedly awesome up her sleeve. For more check out my post here: http://jburg.typepad.com/future/2007/09/congrat...
jon burg
· 2 years ago
Is NBC VIP (in the lower left hand corner of nbc.com) what you're calling NBC Direct?
Deryck Hodge
· 2 years ago
Why is this cool? It's lame. Oh thanks for letting me have a free download *for only a week*! It's not free. It's a loner download. And with commercials at that.
Stuff like the Heroes 360 experience made me think NBC had a clue about the web, but I guess not. Thanks, but no thanks.
Abhishek
· 2 years ago
I totally saw this coming, since they broke up with Apple.
I think its a good move for them and of course the users wing. Read my entire post on this here:
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Stuff like the Heroes 360 experience made me think NBC had a clue about the web, but I guess not. Thanks, but no thanks.
I think its a good move for them and of course the users wing. Read my entire post on this here:
http://abhishek.tiwari.com/2007/09/20/nbc-direc...