And, with a power shortage blacking out large parts of the country for two hours each day and unemployment rising sharply, there are plenty of other things to think about.
The current blackout policy dates back to 1973 when President Nixon signed a law into effect that prevented owners from blacking out games unless tickets remained 72 hours prior to the game.
In the United States there was outrage over proposed anti-piracy legislation, Pipa and Sopa, which culminated in a concerted global campaign to highlight the issues by blacking out sites like Wikipedia for 24 hours.