Verizon promotes cool football thing that nobody in Boston can access
By adamg - Fri, 09/11/2009 - 8:53am.
Verizon reports subscribers to its RedZone football channel on FiOS can now get on-screen alerts whenever a particular team is within its opponent's 20-yard line - so they can continue to watch Lifetime movies or All About Jim reruns without worrying about missing some scoring action.
Of course, residents of New England's largest city can't rush to take advantage of this, since FiOS isn't offered here.
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I guess this is your way of
I guess this is your way of saying you're ticked it's not available at your home in Boston yet. But you should probably mention FIOS is available in 100 other communities in Massachusetts. And if you want to advertise, you have to buy spots on stations that serve the entire region -- including towns we don't serve. If you noticed, every election we see campaign spots for NH and vice versa, even though we can't vote for those candidates.
Yes, it's my passive-aggressive way of noting that fact
But this wasn't brought to my attention via an ad. It was brought to my attention by a press release sent to me by somebody who knows I live in Boston.
I noticed it's available on
I noticed it's available on RCN. But I think you have to pay extra for it.
Yeah
I just saw the new channel on my lineup last night, but when I flipped to it, it told me to call them to sign up. I'm considering seeing how much it'll cost. If I do, I'll post here unless someone beats me to it.