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Pac-12 launches an effort to get network on more providers - yvonne - 06-20-2012

The Pac-12 launched an effort to get fans to call their providers and demand the Pac-12 networks. It's called "I want Pac-12 Networks," but the URL resolves to a page on the Pac-12 site under which users can enter their ZIP code and provider and see whether Pac-12 networks will be available. If it's not, the application gives a form to send the provider a request for the service and also lists providers who do carry it.

http://www.iwantpac12networks.com/

Below is the result from when I entered my ZIP code along with DirecTV.

Quote:HERE'S HOW YOU CAN FIND OUT IF
PAC-12 NETWORKS WILL BE
AVAILABLE IN YOUR AREA
Unfortunately, Pac-12 Networks does not have an agreement with your video provider. However, you can request they provide you with the networks.

 

THE GOOD NEWS IS, PAC-12 NETWORKS
IS AVAILABLE FROM THESE PROVIDERS
Comcast

This site is governed by Pac-12 Enterprises' Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.



Re: Pac-12 launches an effort to get network on more providers - pcgoode - 06-20-2012

Thanks Yvonne.  I've been keeping my nose out of these discussions, but I think the worst news is for those of us who live outside the US - no service from the PAC 12 Network, period.  I wish they would at least try and offer a service like ESPN does to stream games over the internet for a fee, which can be accessed from anywhere and works reasonably well.  Has anyone heard whether they will be offering something like this eventually?