Almost everyone posting here is willing to ride it out as long as it lasts. I commend you for that. But honestly, look at it as if it were your money backing Voom. Would you keep throwing money down a bottomless pit? Doesn't it bother you that as an individual you are able to be heard? I've seen less of it lately, but whenever there was a problem, Sean referred you to Wilt and he answered. That right there should tell you that Voom can't keep afloat. If somebody that is supposed to be that high up in the company can listen to an individual, they aren't looking at the future, they are hoping they have a future.
Voom has a little over 0.1% of the subscribers that D* and E* have together. Doesn't it also bother you that Voom's sub count actually dropped over the past few months?
Sure, they will keep broadcasting until the doors shut, but in the end will you be any better of for it? Y'all better hope that Voom gets bought out so your subscription gets taken over. Otherwise, you'll be shelling out $$$ to feed your HD fix from Cable, D* or E*.
As long as Voom lasts, I'll have something entertaining to read because everybody here will keep posting. I love HD. I keep saying that the inventors of TV can be happy now, because true HD is what they always hoped TV would look like. Did Voom have an impact on HD as one of the other threads has asked. Not really. Right now, I think the best HD(quality, not content) is coming OTA. They aren't squeezing the bandwidth yet. Instead of pushing for Voom, we should all be pushing for all local network channels to broadcast in HD with enough power to be received by a standard antenna!