QUOTE(linkinstreet @ Jan 29 2023, 01:23 PM)
I once subscribed to both WWE Network International and Astro's version. Usually they cut out US commercials (Verizon, Slim Jim, stuffs that are not sold and not paid for commercial slot in Malaysia). But there are times Astro just cut/censored out some parts from shows or matches, like a few years back, there was a dude who attacked Bret Hart during his hall of fame induction. If you watch the original WWE Network feed, you would see the attack before the feed was cut and shown to something else, but Astro just removed that incident altogether.
Also sometimes since Astro has to replace the original US commercial with local ones, they would overrun the local commercial and in turn, have tu cut out extra parts from WWE's broadcast, such as entrance, people interacting after matches, etc. Just a few seconds here and there, but if you watch both, you would notice it
I presume for today, since the Royal Rumble overran by A LOT, they didn't realise that it's still not finished, and Astro moved on to the scheduled next program, but then realised that it's not yet finished, and only show the last match 30 mintues later

If you ever encounter this, straight away file a complaint to MCMC.
Very good in slotting in ads, and also very good in cutting other unnecessary things.

IMO I think the government should do something about this, like create a policy that ensures pay TV providers are not allowed to unnecessarily modify or tamper the original content.
What I see is, pay TV providers love to use the excuse of "complying censorship guidelines" and then end up do some extra that negatively affect viewer's experience, yet it is financially benefitting them.
Otherwise, the government should impose a ban for pay TV providers from manually slotting in ads onto the TV channels, unless it is their own in-house channels.