Recent content by llokey

The funnest part that I read was that Disney was claiming that Sling was hurting their business plan. Of course Disney never hurt anyone's business plan. Think Disney will buy Dish now?:p

I've done that more than once.

While there is validity to what you are saying, IMHO you are oversimplifying the situation. You seem to make the case that all sports fans are the same. i.e. the same sports fans watch football, basketball, baseball, F1, NASCAR, hockey, wresting etc. I don't believe that the sports population...

Same thing here. I have 5 gb/s fiber (1 and 5 are the same price - at&t retiree) but my network is only 1 gb/s and I'm not maxing it out. I'm partial to Ethernet. When I start seeing problems I will upgrade my network. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

I had 888-496-1260. Believe this is the number I called in January

Color Me Confused. The title says: The FCC Will Allow ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC TV Stations to Shutdown Free ATSC 1.0 & Switch to ATSC 3.0 Only Yet in the text of the article: The notice also emphasizes existing flexibilities in the rules to support the transition. Notably, ATSC 3.0 stations are...

I checked as far as I could and the streaming and ota feeds are the same in the Birmingham DMA.

Am I correct in understanding that a box is required for each TV? Also are there any DVR capabilities - I can''t find it listed on the website

I didn't think that DirectTV reported. Did I just remember wrong?

You have a lot of people on your side. Better to not argue with one of the members. Everybody can have an opinion.

He's sorta fun, even though he has some old ideas. Here's a suggestion - set him to ignore. That way you won't be bothered.

Quoting the article you shared "FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is directing EchoStar to sell AWS-4 spectrum assets, holdings that happen to be coveted by Elon Musk's SpaceX, reports Bloomberg." Note the word directing. Hence the government is directing a private company what to do. If offering an...

It seems he has a valid point. Would seem it is no more political than your post.

I think one needs to look at the scope of the sports needs. To get complete access to all of the sports that one may want will probably require a multitude of streaming services. All in all the cumulative cost of these services may be greater than the cost of Paid Live TV. For example, let's...

Two questions: 1) Where does YTTV and all of the other streaming cable-like services fit into this graphic and 2) What is Other that is so significant?