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I don't know if it rolled out to everyone yet, but the option is now available under Manage TV Package.

Yes. Most farm areas (atleast where I live) don't even have cell service period. They literally have to have a landline phone or drive 5-10 miles just to make a phone call.

The Verge is owned by Vox Media, who is one of the owners of Vox Media, Comcast. Once again, I get the vast majority of content from Paid Live TV, HBO, Showtime, streaming shows, Netflix, Apple TV and I spend about $70 a month, all of the services at the highest tier ( except Peacock) so no...

Do farmers need 5g?

I keep seeing reports like this: https://www.theverge.com/24152330/netflix-hulu-disney-plus-hbo-streaming-cable-video-verge While bundles are now available and ads are pervasive if you don't want to pay to avoid them, there is are significant differences: 1. You don't have to bundle streaming...

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Rural areas have more powerful cell towers than urban...the reason is a cell tower biggest limitation is number of users..so in a urban area you have smaller cells with directional antennas to serve pockets of dense population..rural you have 1 tower with omnidirectional antennas to serve a much...

Per this article, there may be some question on what "match" means: https://awfulannouncing.com/warner-bros-discovery/tnt-nba-future-matching-rights-david-zaslav.html

Looks like something in Ohio

Good thought on the influencers... I will have to look later at the script I made to import their videos to the forum and see if it can all go into one forum, or needs to be seperate. I would like to hear others feedback on the Krells idea.

You are about a week late, NBC already offered $2.5 Billion, Warner can match. Has offers from both, will total about $8 Billion a year for all three deals.

I think the no revenue from this investment could be a bigger issue. I mean, yeah, the debt is bad, but if you have revenue, you generally get more options for rolling the debt. Dish's SEC filing stopped just short of saying they were going to need to talk to "Tony at the corner" about a loan...

Same here. Combine away. I also think that the DirecTV forums could become sub-forums of the DirecTV Support Forum a la Dish. Do the influencers (still cringe with that word) need individual forums or couldn't they all be placed into one Influencer forum?

Reaching 75 percent is a minor problem Rolling or offloading the billions in debt due this year is THE problem.

WBD is also between a rock and a hard place in their negotiations with the NBA. There is much reporting that NBC is considering a bid and that the NBA is close to renewing its contract with Disney along with a deal with Amazon...

Go for it.

Of course, if Dish isn't going to make money with their 5G system, it doesn't matter if they've deployed their service to 105% of the US population. Admittedly, I just made this one up. :D

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No. DIRECTV does not want that. I am talking with our DIRECTV guys now and coming up with ideas. :)

Cannot announce it in the regular DirecTV Forum? Some of the forums you wish to combine has had more recent posts then the Cutting Edge area. And is not Cutting Edge for new equipment for DirecTV, that is not about to happen, specially since it is going up for sale soon.

Typically , urban areas have high density buildings , while suburban and RURAL areas have low density housing. Low density housing typically refers to residential areas occupied by single-family homes or buildings with a small number of units. Low density neighborhoods are generally more...

Quit trying to start another Rabbit Hole discussion, the FCC never required them to be in a rural areas, they required 75% of the United States, since they are still not in LA, Boston and Charleston , the biggest of those, LA Metro, has a population of 18 Million and 33,954 square miles, making...

There is a highway nearby...

I believe they are above 70% now...it all depends what the FCC calls rural and also coverage just means the service is available...they don't measure how many people can receive a signal at their particular location...if you live in timbucktoo..dish only needs 1 tower and they have service...not...

They have said for the last year that the rural areas are what will be a boogaboo, because of covering less dense areas. Less dense and rural are pretty much the same thing. Rural areas are not full of a large population like cities like L.A. California. "DISH has a deadline of mid-June 2025...