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SoCalDem

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10. They still have to be broadcast on tv.

Reply to shcrane71 (Reply #9)

Sat Jul 14, 2012, 11:25 AM

Jul 2012

As part of a cable/satellite bundle, they are seen, but as a stand alone buying their own airtime, or as a pay-per on cellphone/laptop, how will they flourish?

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The End of TV and the Death of the Cable Bundle [View all] cali Jul 2012 OP

The beginning of the end for Fox News. Blanks Jul 2012 #1

The Justice Department should investigate lovemydog Jul 2012 #2

The DOJ Has Been In Corporate Media's Pocket For Decades... KharmaTrain Jul 2012 #4

great points lovemydog Jul 2012 #6

Comcast used to be that way in our area as well. woofless Jul 2012 #12

I got rid of my cable company as soon as I got the chance. DISH is brewens Jul 2012 #3

And another thing! We were the laughingstock of the entire nation because we brewens Jul 2012 #5

Hahaha.. I have Fox blocked and would pay to get rid of it SoCalDem Jul 2012 #11

I don't mean FOX "News". The original FOX was really good. It had Star Trek The Next Generation, brewens Jul 2012 #13

It also means the "death" of many niche channels..like FSTV & Link SoCalDem Jul 2012 #7

Have you looked at their budgets? I was under the impression that shcrane71 Jul 2012 #9

They still have to be broadcast on tv. SoCalDem Jul 2012 #10

Community Radio, Public Radio, and Public Television have flourished. shcrane71 Jul 2012 #14

I can get FSTV streamed via my Roku Lydia Leftcoast Jul 2012 #17

We have Ace Communications for all our needs....TV, internet, land line phone....and we get $$ back! a kennedy Jul 2012 #8

Approximately what's their monthly fee for basic cable? lovemydog Jul 2012 #15

Here, I'll give you the skinny on my bill..... a kennedy Jul 2012 #16