Paul Brislen: Overall Spark Sport succeeded with RWC
Matt Heath & Tyler Adams Afternoons · Newstalk ZB
October 29, 20195m 48s
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Show Notes
A technology commentator says despite the well-documented issues, Spark Sport succeeded with its Rugby World Cup service.
The Rugby World Cup bronze final between New Zealand and Wales will be broadcast free to air with a one-hour delay on TVNZ1.
The match was previously scheduled to stream solely on Spark Sport.
Paul Brislen told Simon and Phil that while there were many streaming issues, overall Spark Sport delivered most of the games to the vast majority of viewers without major problems.
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The Rugby World Cup bronze final between New Zealand and Wales will be broadcast free to air with a one-hour delay on TVNZ1.
The match was previously scheduled to stream solely on Spark Sport.
Paul Brislen told Simon and Phil that while there were many streaming issues, overall Spark Sport delivered most of the games to the vast majority of viewers without major problems.
LISTEN ABOVE
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