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Uverse (FTTN not FTTP/FTTH) makes sense for them in the bigger cities they are in. Yes, there are distance limitations, I believe they say you have to be within 2500 ft of the uverse box to be serviced. It allows them to reach all of their customers, in the big city, and not have to deal with...

Assuming that this does occur in 2008 (or so). Is this likely the movie networks that would be affected? Or are we potentially looking at this for every HD channel? And is this unique to Dish or are Direct, Verizon, and the Cable companies going to have to do this as well? Since we may be...

I'm in GR now, not from here though, and hate the snow. :)

From my experience here in Western (and Eastern) Michigan, they're very happy to do that, if they provide in both locations. It saves them having to schedule a boatload of installers when cottage and camping season starts up again. They charge most who ask around here between $5 and $15/month...

Comcast in West Michigan had a lot of stutters and pauses, in game and in studio during the Cubs broadcast. I didn't notice any in the brief part of the Sox game I saw.

I'm very much in the same boat in West Michigan. OTA HD Locals are what's got me worried the most about satellite. My house is surrounded by tall trees to the north and northwest. Antennaweb says I'd need a red, and a blue rated antenna, capable of receiving from the north (297 to 25...