TechSideline.com

ESPN is most definitely counting clicks.

They are also counting how long each click stays on the stream. And don't be surprised if Roku is counting them too and compiling the information to trace what you click on to market product directly to you.

In response to this post by VT ChemE 1986

Posted: 08/29/2016 at 5:53PM

ACC Network business plan.... -- VT ChemE 1986 08/29/2016 5:45PM

It was reported that if you have ESPN3, you have ACC Network -- Colonel Jessup 08/30/2016 10:44AM

Internet provider pays ESPN for it -- mrcaniac 08/30/2016 4:52PM

Not saying free = to be changed in future when more content -- VaTechie 08/30/2016 10:48AM

I'd guess a good bit of it will remain free long term while you will -- reestuart 08/30/2016 6:20PM

Free until 2019(?) when football/basketball come -- Colonel Jessup 08/30/2016 12:56PM

Once schools are producing quality content where there is a ton of content -- VaTechie 08/30/2016 6:02PM

If they don't advertise it, there will be few clicks- -- KnoxHokie 08/30/2016 04:12AM

ACCDN Tweets each event in advance. ** -- East Cobb Hokie 08/30/2016 2:19PM

Which is a problem for me. I don't do tweets now, and ... -- Atlee Hokie 08/30/2016 7:13PM

ACC Network Extra. ** -- Femoyer Hokie 08/30/2016 4:18PM

Has anyone tried on Xbox one? -- HartwoodHokie 08/29/2016 8:21PM

ESPN is still showing everything is on ESPN3 when you check scores -- Hokies4Life 08/29/2016 6:16PM

ESPN is most definitely counting clicks. -- HOO86 08/29/2016 5:53PM

Sounds like ACC fans should bring up games on their ipad/iPhone... -- EDGEMAN 08/31/2016 10:06AM

I went in and watched a couple of vt games this weekend -- ahokie4u 08/29/2016 6:03PM

I did too on Friday night. Posted below. -- HOO86 08/29/2016 7:27PM

Agree. -- ahokie4u 08/29/2016 10:54PM

ESPN is most definitely counting clicks.

Insert a Link

Tech Sideline is Presented By:

Our Sponsors