Why in the bloody blue blazes is Voom using up bandwidth on local and regional channels?
I thought Voom's stand all along had been that they were focused on delivering as much HD content as possible -- and that they'd only deliver as many cable channels as they could do without squeezing their HD channels. Since Voom doesn't have as much satellite bandwidth as the larger satellite providers, they didn't offer as many channels.
Which was cool, I was willing to put up with fewer SD channels, in exchange for more HD stuff. But now a bunch of people are getting local/regionals over Voom while we still have a considerably smaller selection of cable channels?
What gives? Are we gonna have 10mb/s HD 'n re-broadcast of local network affiliates next? A hundred different college football PPV channels every Saturday, making the PQ on *every* channel drop through the floor?