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[Tool_power]

I guess no one wants to answer you but I'll take a stab at it.

The subs last year were part of a free trial program that ended in February. At that time, customers who wanted to keep subscribing needed to pay ~$2.99 a month for TFN. That was all under Rogers Cable service. Now we have many new free trial subs under several other cable providers and when those time periods elapse they will need to pay up to keep TFN.

Good Luck,

Tool

[Pennypicks]

CFL in 70 Million homes (2004+)

Trajectory got the CFL in 70 Million homes since
they started in 2004 -- WOW

Glad they are here to help out the fight network
http://www.trajectorysports.com/releases.html#6_3_5

CANADIAN FOOTBALL TO BE AVAILABLE IN MORE THAN 70 MILLION HOMES AS THE 2005 CFL SEASON BEGINS IN JUNE

Toronto, Ontario, Canada; New York, USA, June 3, 2005 - The Canadian Football League will begin its 2005 season with coverage in over 70 million U.S television households, more than doubling the broadcast reach available in the market at the start of CFL play last year.

Building on momentum established during the 2004 season, more than a dozen U.S. regional sports networks will carry professional CFL football in their lineups this season. CFL games are played when the NFL is off the air or in pre-season, and is unopposed on Friday and Saturday nights throughout its 20-week regular season.

The CFL television coverage success has been achieved under the direction of Trajectory Sports & Media Group LLC, which has the marketing responsibility for Canadian football broadcasts in the United States and internationally. The New York-based company has steadily broadened the distribution of CFL games since partnering with the CFL in 2004.



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Richard Stone, President of Trajectory Sports & Media Group, LLC

January 30, 2006 - We recently announced that Trajectory Sports has been retained by The Fight Network (www.thefightnetwork.com) to assist them with the launch of their channel in the United States and other markets. Based in Canada, The Fight Network will be utilizing the expertise our team has developed launching non-broadcast channels in the U.S. and elsewhere. These other channels include four basic cable ESPN channels for international markets, one premium network for HBO, and a pay-per-view channel for a consortium of Hollywood studios, in addition to the re-launch of a financial news network.
http://www.trajectorysports.com/letter_from.html