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Would this be a good time to mention that I don't have a TV at all???? Shai בתאריך 10/04/13 7:48 PM, ציטוט Matthew Sohn: >> This is an interesting development, but it's at odds with another one. >> There is a "cut the cable" movement going on as well, in which people >> drop their subscriptions to satellite and cable services in favor of >> installing antennas and getting their TV over the air. Two forces are >> at play. One is the high cost of cable (I have Comcast basic digital >> and it's close to $100 a month - *just* for cable TV ) and the other >> is the proliferation of regular-definition co-channels on broadcast TV. >> These channels frequently carry content typically found on cable channels. > I dropped my cable sevveral years ago, partly because of the cost, but mostly > because of my distaste for the tiered system of access that cable provides. When > I did have cable, there were only a couple of "upper-tier" channels that I > wanted to watch, and tons that I didn't want. > > I have been watching over the air for a long time now, and as long as the signal > is strong enough, it is fine for me. > > I miss all of the excellent content on the "Premium" channels, but I could never > afford them anyways. > > Honestly, the channels that I watch the most these days are the ones that offer > old-school reruns. The network OTA schedule is mostly a vast wasteland, with a > few notable exceptions. > > -Matt Sohn > > -- בברכה, שי דרורי מומחה לשימור והמרה של אודיו וידאו וסרטים 8-35 ממ.