I would be watching FIBA's http://www.livebasketball.tv/ very closely
$59.99 for a year pass

The LiveBasketball.tv GLOBAL PASS gives you access to all these competitions:

FIBA Championships incl. FIBA World Cup & Olympic Qualifiers
Euroleague
Eurobasket & Eurobasket Women
FIBA Asia Champs.
FIBA Americas Champs.
Liga de Las Americas
Centrobasket
Afrobasket & Afrobasket Women
FIBA Oceania Champs
Euroleague Women
Eurochallenge
NBL (Australia)
VTB (Eastern Europe)
PBA (Phillipines)
CBA (China)
LNB (Argentina)

Not sure if the NBL will remain included and if it will be every game though.

They have been trying to take money from my Credit Card in the last couple of days. So clearly something is happening. (I think it is on an annual direct debit)

They need me to update my expiry date, but I'm waiting to see whats happening myself first.

From what I've read, the FIBA Global Pass should include NBL but will not be live if you are in Australia..

NBL.tv has charged my credit card so I assume all will be going ahead as per last year.

Would be nice to have abit more info though.

Note: "a selection of games" ...not all.

See below from http://www.livebasketball.tv/help?ICID_HOM_QUE :

What does my subscription include?
Your subscription to LIVEBASKETBALL.TV includes access to live games & highlights from Turkish Airlines Euroleague, every major FIBA tournament including a selection games from the following leagues CBA (China), NBL (Australia), PBA (Philippines), LNB (Argentina) & VTB (Eastern Europe) for a limited period depending on your subscription package (monthly or annually). Please check the My Account section for more details about which package you have subscribed to.

Hard to argue that they've been informing subscribers and potential customers enough on this. Hoops shouldn't be a go-to source of information on this. NBL.TV and the NBL site should be telling us everything we need to know to make a purchasing decision.

Last years fixtures are the only games appearing on the website.

Anonymous it is a 12 month recurring subscription.

I guess it was a bit presumptuous that when you signed up you actually read the terms and conditions that you agreed to

'271, had you cancelled your subscription after last season? As said, it's a yearly, recurring subscription.

Yeah, it was pretty clear when signing up that it was an early bird special (for those that joined earyl enough) and then a recurring fee...

HOWEVER... that being said... with the uncertainty of the NBL these last few months, it would have been a better approach to even send out an email to subscribers of NBL and NBL.tv mailing lists to let them know that it will be business as usual and to make sure credit card details were up to date, etc etc...

The NBL has been doing great lately, but the people in charge of the TV part should know that anyone who is passionate enough to have subscribed to this service would have been well aware of the ups and downs of the league and shouldn't have been surprised that there was a lot of doubt in shelling out cash for this service, especially when there were a lot of technical concerns with the production last season...

Definitely should have led off with a "Hey, we're alive!" mail out.

Sorry anon it was definitely on the website not buried deep in the fine print and it was clear that after the first year the price would be $79