[SamAdams76]

Regarding RSBN, I feel bad for them. Almost every event is marred with technical difficulties and yet they try to hard to deliver a good product. They are the only media outlet that spends hours before and after the rallies, interviewing regular people and capturing all the enthusiasm that is a part of every Trump rally. I respect what they are trying to do on what is literally a shoestring budget and I try to watch every rally with them, but sometimes even I have to switch to another feed when things go really awry.

If they went away, it would be sad. I've thrown them a few bucks here and there but I wish some wealthy conservative would step up and fund them with a significant donation. I don't think it would take that much to get them some first class equipment with which to stream the rallies. Maybe $250k.

[MayflowerMadam]

“Regarding RSBN, I feel bad for them. Almost every event is marred with technical difficulties and yet they try to hard to deliver a good product.”

A short time ago they began partnering with Diamond & Silk on some rallies, and the quality increased greatly. Maybe they were utilizing some of D&S’s technology. I don’t think that happens for every rally, though.

If Trump could give RSBN some recognition at even one rally, they might pick up some viewers which could lead to more income. It’s surprising how many people are unaware of RSBN when they are interviewing attendees waiting in line.

[WVNan]

I keep pushing for them too Sam. I see that Freepers have finally caught up with them. Those young people are living their dream and we should help them. I keep their feed on even when they go silent. It helps if the TV is carrying it so I can have a silent backup. Since they started putting the link to their feed on Twitter the interference seems a lot less. No problems with last 3 rallies.