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a.. SPS Satellite Programming is sorry to inform our valued customers that
effective February 7, 2005, CMT, Country Music Television, has made the
decision to no longer provide their service through C-Band subscription. CMT
has made the decision to switch their broadcasting format to PowerVu and
will now no longer be available to C-Band customers. SPS encourages out
valued customers to contact CMT to express your concerns. You may e-mail
them at questions@cmt.com or go on their website for more information at
www.cmt.com.

This is the writing on the wall. Looks like 4DTV is going to get the big
freeze out. This really bites. I contacted Motorola today and inquired about
upgrades. Motorola has no plans to build any new IRD's or HDD200 or a
combined units in the future. Needless to say I was informed that Motorola
will only update the 4DTV IRD indirectly

So what's the count
TNT in HD HD RERUNS? you bet
TMC no great loss
CMT country bumpkins
E! Joan the facelift Rivers
TechTV intrigues What viewers
GSN Reruns of 70's game shows! who cares
AFRTS American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) You can
die for your country, but, you can't watch or listen to these programs since
we have deemed the world a security risk. You're in the world- -that makes
you the risk. Now die like good little canon fodder.

TechTV is the cable network that showcases the smart, edgy and unexpected
side of technology. By telling stories through the prism of technology,
TechTV intrigues viewers with everything from help and information to
cutting-edge factual programming to outrageous late-night fun. TechTV
viewers are highly interactive and passionate about engaging in the
television experience and log a monthly average of 1.7 million unique
visitors to techtv.com. TechTV is currently available in over 40 million
homes in the United States and distributes content to more than 70
countries.

1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6?
That's 40 million cable homes.

C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)

PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets so you
can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun programming.
Via obsolete coax.

Jack
2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes

Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay for the
programming via products and services we buy.

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It's amazing how easy c banders see black clouds and say "We're dead!"

NO!Get after those channels and your satellite programmer and let them know
you want these channels on 4dtv!If enough people squawk,it just might work!


"jack96620" <jack96620@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:hSMLd.1161$Tt.1059@fed1read05...
> a.. SPS Satellite Programming is sorry to inform our valued customers that
> effective February 7, 2005, CMT, Country Music Television, has made the
> decision to no longer provide their service through C-Band subscription.
> CMT has made the decision to switch their broadcasting format to PowerVu
> and will now no longer be available to C-Band customers. SPS encourages
> out valued customers to contact CMT to express your concerns. You may
> e-mail them at questions@cmt.com or go on their website for more
> information at www.cmt.com.
>
> This is the writing on the wall. Looks like 4DTV is going to get the big
> freeze out. This really bites. I contacted Motorola today and inquired
> about upgrades. Motorola has no plans to build any new IRD's or HDD200 or
> a combined units in the future. Needless to say I was informed that
> Motorola will only update the 4DTV IRD indirectly
>
> So what's the count
> TNT in HD HD RERUNS? you bet
> TMC no great loss
> CMT country bumpkins
> E! Joan the facelift Rivers
> TechTV intrigues What viewers
> GSN Reruns of 70's game shows! who cares
> AFRTS American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) You can
> die for your country, but, you can't watch or listen to these programs
> since we have deemed the world a security risk. You're in the world- -that
> makes you the risk. Now die like good little canon fodder.
>
> TechTV is the cable network that showcases the smart, edgy and unexpected
> side of technology. By telling stories through the prism of technology,
> TechTV intrigues viewers with everything from help and information to
> cutting-edge factual programming to outrageous late-night fun. TechTV
> viewers are highly interactive and passionate about engaging in the
> television experience and log a monthly average of 1.7 million unique
> visitors to techtv.com. TechTV is currently available in over 40 million
> homes in the United States and distributes content to more than 70
> countries.
>
> 1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6?
> That's 40 million cable homes.
>
> C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)
>
> PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets so
> you can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun
> programming. Via obsolete coax.
>
> Jack
> 2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes
>
> Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay for
> the programming via products and services we buy.
>
>

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I forgot to add that C band needs the help all of all the Scrooges out
there who are not buying a subscription!

Want to see C band\4DTV last -then pay up!

Too cheap and chincy to buy a subscription?Then don't come to the News
groups and complain about lost channels since it's partly your fault!

To all those who have a subscription and are contacting the channels and
their programming service: BRAVO!

"Valdivar" <rebelleader68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2cTLd.1342$lw4.454890@news20.bellglobal.com...
> It's amazing how easy c banders see black clouds and say "We're dead!"
>
> NO!Get after those channels and your satellite programmer and let them
> know you want these channels on 4dtv!If enough people squawk,it just might
> work!
>
>
> "jack96620" <jack96620@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:hSMLd.1161$Tt.1059@fed1read05...
>> a.. SPS Satellite Programming is sorry to inform our valued customers
>> that effective February 7, 2005, CMT, Country Music Television, has made
>> the decision to no longer provide their service through C-Band
>> subscription. CMT has made the decision to switch their broadcasting
>> format to PowerVu and will now no longer be available to C-Band
>> customers. SPS encourages out valued customers to contact CMT to express
>> your concerns. You may e-mail them at questions@cmt.com or go on their
>> website for more information at www.cmt.com.
>>
>> This is the writing on the wall. Looks like 4DTV is going to get the big
>> freeze out. This really bites. I contacted Motorola today and inquired
>> about upgrades. Motorola has no plans to build any new IRD's or HDD200
>> or a combined units in the future. Needless to say I was informed that
>> Motorola will only update the 4DTV IRD indirectly
>>
>> So what's the count
>> TNT in HD HD RERUNS? you bet
>> TMC no great loss
>> CMT country bumpkins
>> E! Joan the facelift Rivers
>> TechTV intrigues What viewers
>> GSN Reruns of 70's game shows! who cares
>> AFRTS American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) You
>> can die for your country, but, you can't watch or listen to these
>> programs since we have deemed the world a security risk. You're in the
>> world- -that makes you the risk. Now die like good little canon fodder.
>>
>> TechTV is the cable network that showcases the smart, edgy and unexpected
>> side of technology. By telling stories through the prism of technology,
>> TechTV intrigues viewers with everything from help and information to
>> cutting-edge factual programming to outrageous late-night fun. TechTV
>> viewers are highly interactive and passionate about engaging in the
>> television experience and log a monthly average of 1.7 million unique
>> visitors to techtv.com. TechTV is currently available in over 40 million
>> homes in the United States and distributes content to more than 70
>> countries.
>>
>> 1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6?
>> That's 40 million cable homes.
>>
>> C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)
>>
>> PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets so
>> you can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun
>> programming. Via obsolete coax.
>>
>> Jack
>> 2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes
>>
>> Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay for
>> the programming via products and services we buy.
>>
>>
>
>

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I have no problem paying for quality programming. I take the 4DTV digital
package twice.

What I have a problem with is the stations and cable and ld(little dish)
co's rigging the game. Did you ever wonder why even today 99.99% of all
HDTV's sold are monitors. It was done so the consumer would either have to
pay another $1000.00 for a HDTV tuner or subscribe to their service. They
through their weight behind it and now they are trying to put their channels
out of our reach. By not making PowerVu decoders available. Why are they
doing this. So no one has the choice to purchase a la carte. You either take
them all and pay through the nose or tuff tamale. That's 40 million probably
unhappy viewers. Shelling out approximately $50 bucks a month for 10
channels they might watch daily. That's around 200,000,000. a month. It
will be a cold day in hell before they let any of their profits slip by
offering a la carte. In other words they are trying to build a monopoly. If
you want those programs then you will have to pay for them all. No more
pick and choose.

Jack
If it's a conspiracy. You just weren't invited to profit from the game.
Choice, it's a right not a pleasure. The more choices the better and cheaper
the products.

"Valdivar" <rebelleader68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:xc6Md.10909$Ck1.1202443@news20.bellglobal.com...
>I forgot to add that C band needs the help all of all the Scrooges out
>there who are not buying a subscription!
>
> Want to see C band\4DTV last -then pay up!
>
> Too cheap and chincy to buy a subscription?Then don't come to the News
> groups and complain about lost channels since it's partly your fault!
>
> To all those who have a subscription and are contacting the channels and
> their programming service: BRAVO!
>
> "Valdivar" <rebelleader68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:2cTLd.1342$lw4.454890@news20.bellglobal.com...
>> It's amazing how easy c banders see black clouds and say "We're dead!"
>>
>> NO!Get after those channels and your satellite programmer and let them
>> know you want these channels on 4dtv!If enough people squawk,it just
>> might work!
>>
>>
>> "jack96620" <jack96620@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:hSMLd.1161$Tt.1059@fed1read05...
>>> a.. SPS Satellite Programming is sorry to inform our valued customers
>>> that effective February 7, 2005, CMT, Country Music Television, has made
>>> the decision to no longer provide their service through C-Band
>>> subscription. CMT has made the decision to switch their broadcasting
>>> format to PowerVu and will now no longer be available to C-Band
>>> customers. SPS encourages out valued customers to contact CMT to express
>>> your concerns. You may e-mail them at questions@cmt.com or go on their
>>> website for more information at www.cmt.com.
>>>
>>> This is the writing on the wall. Looks like 4DTV is going to get the
>>> big freeze out. This really bites. I contacted Motorola today and
>>> inquired about upgrades. Motorola has no plans to build any new IRD's
>>> or HDD200 or a combined units in the future. Needless to say I was
>>> informed that Motorola will only update the 4DTV IRD indirectly
>>>
>>> So what's the count
>>> TNT in HD HD RERUNS? you bet
>>> TMC no great loss
>>> CMT country bumpkins
>>> E! Joan the facelift Rivers
>>> TechTV intrigues What viewers
>>> GSN Reruns of 70's game shows! who cares
>>> AFRTS American Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) You
>>> can die for your country, but, you can't watch or listen to these
>>> programs since we have deemed the world a security risk. You're in the
>>> world- -that makes you the risk. Now die like good little canon fodder.
>>>
>>> TechTV is the cable network that showcases the smart, edgy and
>>> unexpected side of technology. By telling stories through the prism of
>>> technology, TechTV intrigues viewers with everything from help and
>>> information to cutting-edge factual programming to outrageous late-night
>>> fun. TechTV viewers are highly interactive and passionate about engaging
>>> in the television experience and log a monthly average of 1.7 million
>>> unique visitors to techtv.com. TechTV is currently available in over 40
>>> million homes in the United States and distributes content to more than
>>> 70 countries.
>>>
>>> 1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6?
>>> That's 40 million cable homes.
>>>
>>> C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)
>>>
>>> PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets so
>>> you can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun
>>> programming. Via obsolete coax.
>>>
>>> Jack
>>> 2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes
>>>
>>> Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay for
>>> the programming via products and services we buy.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

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On Tue, 01 Feb 2005 08:02:39 -0700, jack96620 wrote:

> a.. SPS Satellite Programming is sorry to inform our valued customers that
> effective February 7, 2005, CMT, Country Music Television, has made the
> decision to no longer provide their service through C-Band subscription. CMT
> has made the decision to switch their broadcasting format to PowerVu and
> will now no longer be available to C-Band customers. SPS encourages out
> valued customers to contact CMT to express your concerns. You may e-mail
> them at questions@cmt.com or go on their website for more information at
> www.cmt.com.

I never really cared for country music anyway. Although I wouldn't mind
checking out Shania Twain.

>
> This is the writing on the wall. Looks like 4DTV is going to get the
> big freeze out. This really bites. I contacted Motorola today and
> inquired about upgrades. Motorola has no plans to build any new IRD's
> or HDD200 or a combined units in the future. Needless to say I was
> informed that Motorola will only update the 4DTV IRD indirectly

I'm not surprised.

>
> So what's the count
> TNT in HD HD RERUNS? you bet
> TMC no great loss
> CMT country bumpkins
> E! Joan the facelift Rivers TechTV intrigues What
> viewers
> GSN Reruns of 70's game shows! who cares
> AFRTS American
> Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) You can die for your
> country, but, you can't watch or listen to these programs since we have
> deemed the world a security risk. You're in the world- -that makes you
> the risk. Now die like good little canon fodder.

I watched AFRTS when I was in the USAF in the 70's. I never saw anything
that required scrambling or anything useful to our enemies. Maybe that has
changed since I got out in 78.

>
> TechTV is the cable network that showcases the smart, edgy and
> unexpected side of technology. By telling stories through the prism of
> technology, TechTV intrigues viewers with everything from help and
> information to cutting-edge factual programming to outrageous late-night
> fun. TechTV viewers are highly interactive and passionate about engaging
> in the television experience and log a monthly average of 1.7 million
> unique visitors to techtv.com. TechTV is currently available in over 40
> million homes in the United States and distributes content to more than
> 70 countries.

I'm glad that I didn't run out and buy a receiver with AC3 capability so
that I could continue watching TechTV. I've seen TechTV while staying at
a hotel and I'm quite disappointed as to what it has become. The Screen
Savers was my favorite show but all they have on there now are a bunch of
20-somethings that think they're real entertainers. Anyway, I haven't
seen much useful stuff since Leo & Patrick no longer host the show.

>
> 1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6? That's 40
> million cable homes.
>
> C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)
>
> PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets so
> you can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun
> programming. Via obsolete coax.

Let them do their thing. I no longer have any subscriptions and I've wrote
to various organizations as to why I won't watch their commercial ridden
programming. It has been over 6 months and I'm finally doing something
more useful with my life. Of course, I go out and rent the occassional
DVD. Anyway, I think people are nuts for continuing to pay for all that
commercial laden programming (especially those that spend all that
money for plasma TV's). But, I suspect that they'll continue to do so
to keep their brats happy. No one's getting their money's worth with all
those distractions from the commercials running during the program. The
only way to stop it is to stop paying for services not rendered.

>
> Jack
> 2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes
>
> Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay for
> the programming via products and services we buy.

I wholeheartedly agree!

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On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 10:19:56 -0500, Valdivar wrote:

> I forgot to add that C band needs the help all of all the Scrooges out
> there who are not buying a subscription!
>
> Want to see C band\4DTV last -then pay up!

I'm not paying to watch a bunch of distracting commercials that run during
the program.

>
> Too cheap and chincy to buy a subscription?Then don't come to the News
> groups and complain about lost channels since it's partly your fault!
>
> To all those who have a subscription and are contacting the channels and
> their programming service: BRAVO!
>
> "Valdivar" <rebelleader68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:2cTLd.1342$lw4.454890@news20.bellglobal.com...
>> It's amazing how easy c banders see black clouds and say "We're dead!"
>>
>> NO!Get after those channels and your satellite programmer and let them
>> know you want these channels on 4dtv!If enough people squawk,it just
>> might work!
>>
>>
>> "jack96620" <jack96620@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:hSMLd.1161$Tt.1059@fed1read05...
>>> a.. SPS Satellite Programming is sorry to inform our valued customers
>>> that effective February 7, 2005, CMT, Country Music Television, has
>>> made the decision to no longer provide their service through C-Band
>>> subscription. CMT has made the decision to switch their broadcasting
>>> format to PowerVu and will now no longer be available to C-Band
>>> customers. SPS encourages out valued customers to contact CMT to
>>> express your concerns. You may e-mail them at questions@cmt.com or go
>>> on their website for more information at www.cmt.com.
>>>
>>> This is the writing on the wall. Looks like 4DTV is going to get the
>>> big freeze out. This really bites. I contacted Motorola today and
>>> inquired about upgrades. Motorola has no plans to build any new IRD's
>>> or HDD200 or a combined units in the future. Needless to say I was
>>> informed that Motorola will only update the 4DTV IRD indirectly
>>>
>>> So what's the count
>>> TNT in HD HD RERUNS? you bet
>>> TMC no great loss
>>> CMT country bumpkins
>>> E! Joan the facelift Rivers TechTV intrigues
>>> What viewers
>>> GSN Reruns of 70's game shows! who cares AFRTS American
>>> Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) You can die for your
>>> country, but, you can't watch or listen to these programs since we
>>> have deemed the world a security risk. You're in the world- -that
>>> makes you the risk. Now die like good little canon fodder.
>>>
>>> TechTV is the cable network that showcases the smart, edgy and
>>> unexpected side of technology. By telling stories through the prism of
>>> technology, TechTV intrigues viewers with everything from help and
>>> information to cutting-edge factual programming to outrageous
>>> late-night fun. TechTV viewers are highly interactive and passionate
>>> about engaging in the television experience and log a monthly average
>>> of 1.7 million unique visitors to techtv.com. TechTV is currently
>>> available in over 40 million homes in the United States and
>>> distributes content to more than 70 countries.
>>>
>>> 1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6? That's 40
>>> million cable homes.
>>>
>>> C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)
>>>
>>> PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets
>>> so you can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun
>>> programming. Via obsolete coax.
>>>
>>> Jack
>>> 2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes
>>>
>>> Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay
>>> for the programming via products and services we buy.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>

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On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 04:08:26 GMT, johnny <johnny@n0sq.us> wrote:


>I never really cared for country music anyway. Although I wouldn't mind
>checking out Shania Twain.
>

Nothing much, IMO.


>I watched AFRTS when I was in the USAF in the 70's. I never saw anything
>that required scrambling or anything useful to our enemies. Maybe that has
>changed since I got out in 78.
>

Not really. What has changed is program rights and revenue streams are
religiously protected, mosyly by encryption and conditional access.

>I'm glad that I didn't run out and buy a receiver with AC3 capability so
>that I could continue watching TechTV. I've seen TechTV while staying at
>a hotel and I'm quite disappointed as to what it has become. The Screen
>Savers was my favorite show but all they have on there now are a bunch of
>20-somethings that think they're real entertainers. Anyway, I haven't
>seen much useful stuff since Leo & Patrick no longer host the show.
>

CFH2.0 isn't that bad, but I wouldn't subscribe to get just that show.
(In Canada only, not the US yet).


>>
>> 1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6? That's 40
>> million cable homes.
>>
>> C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)
>>
>> PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets so
>> you can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun
>> programming. Via obsolete coax.
>
>Let them do their thing. I no longer have any subscriptions and I've wrote
>to various organizations as to why I won't watch their commercial ridden
>programming. It has been over 6 months and I'm finally doing something
>more useful with my life. Of course, I go out and rent the occassional
>DVD. Anyway, I think people are nuts for continuing to pay for all that
>commercial laden programming (especially those that spend all that
>money for plasma TV's). But, I suspect that they'll continue to do so
>to keep their brats happy. No one's getting their money's worth with all
>those distractions from the commercials running during the program. The
>only way to stop it is to stop paying for services not rendered.
>
>>
>> Jack
>> 2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes
>>
>> Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay for
>> the programming via products and services we buy.
>
>I wholeheartedly agree!
>

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On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 04:08:26 GMT, johnny <johnny@n0sq.us> wrote:

>
>Let them do their thing. I no longer have any subscriptions and I've wrote
>to various organizations as to why I won't watch their commercial ridden
>programming. It has been over 6 months and I'm finally doing something
>more useful with my life. Of course, I go out and rent the occassional
>DVD. Anyway, I think people are nuts for continuing to pay for all that
>commercial laden programming (especially those that spend all that
>money for plasma TV's). But, I suspect that they'll continue to do so
>to keep their brats happy. No one's getting their money's worth with all
>those distractions from the commercials running during the program. The
>only way to stop it is to stop paying for services not rendered.

For the most part, you are paying to have it delivered. In the case of
C-band it is encrypted to protect the cable and small dish providers
subscriptions.

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Then you and the rest of the C band skinflints out there can prepare to
enjoy your boat anchor!Remember "you reap what you sow!" aka "What you give
out,comes back to you!"

"johnny" <johnny@n0sq.us> wrote in message
newsan.2005.02.03.04.11.35.434268@n0sq.us...
> On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 10:19:56 -0500, Valdivar wrote:
>
>> I forgot to add that C band needs the help all of all the Scrooges out
>> there who are not buying a subscription!
>>
>> Want to see C band\4DTV last -then pay up!
>
> I'm not paying to watch a bunch of distracting commercials that run during
> the program.
>
>>
>> Too cheap and chincy to buy a subscription?Then don't come to the News
>> groups and complain about lost channels since it's partly your fault!
>>
>> To all those who have a subscription and are contacting the channels and
>> their programming service: BRAVO!
>>
>> "Valdivar" <rebelleader68@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:2cTLd.1342$lw4.454890@news20.bellglobal.com...
>>> It's amazing how easy c banders see black clouds and say "We're dead!"
>>>
>>> NO!Get after those channels and your satellite programmer and let them
>>> know you want these channels on 4dtv!If enough people squawk,it just
>>> might work!
>>>
>>>
>>> "jack96620" <jack96620@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:hSMLd.1161$Tt.1059@fed1read05...
>>>> a.. SPS Satellite Programming is sorry to inform our valued customers
>>>> that effective February 7, 2005, CMT, Country Music Television, has
>>>> made the decision to no longer provide their service through C-Band
>>>> subscription. CMT has made the decision to switch their broadcasting
>>>> format to PowerVu and will now no longer be available to C-Band
>>>> customers. SPS encourages out valued customers to contact CMT to
>>>> express your concerns. You may e-mail them at questions@cmt.com or go
>>>> on their website for more information at www.cmt.com.
>>>>
>>>> This is the writing on the wall. Looks like 4DTV is going to get the
>>>> big freeze out. This really bites. I contacted Motorola today and
>>>> inquired about upgrades. Motorola has no plans to build any new IRD's
>>>> or HDD200 or a combined units in the future. Needless to say I was
>>>> informed that Motorola will only update the 4DTV IRD indirectly
>>>>
>>>> So what's the count
>>>> TNT in HD HD RERUNS? you bet
>>>> TMC no great loss
>>>> CMT country bumpkins
>>>> E! Joan the facelift Rivers TechTV intrigues
>>>> What viewers
>>>> GSN Reruns of 70's game shows! who cares AFRTS American
>>>> Forces Radio and Television Service (AFRTS) You can die for your
>>>> country, but, you can't watch or listen to these programs since we
>>>> have deemed the world a security risk. You're in the world- -that
>>>> makes you the risk. Now die like good little canon fodder.
>>>>
>>>> TechTV is the cable network that showcases the smart, edgy and
>>>> unexpected side of technology. By telling stories through the prism of
>>>> technology, TechTV intrigues viewers with everything from help and
>>>> information to cutting-edge factual programming to outrageous
>>>> late-night fun. TechTV viewers are highly interactive and passionate
>>>> about engaging in the television experience and log a monthly average
>>>> of 1.7 million unique visitors to techtv.com. TechTV is currently
>>>> available in over 40 million homes in the United States and
>>>> distributes content to more than 70 countries.
>>>>
>>>> 1.7 million. wow now how many use to watch via BUD. 1.6? That's 40
>>>> million cable homes.
>>>>
>>>> C.A.B.L.E.(consumer apathy brews lost entertainment)
>>>>
>>>> PoweVu is the cable companies attempt at monopolizing the TV markets
>>>> so you can't have any choice but to buy their crummy over priced ReRun
>>>> programming. Via obsolete coax.
>>>>
>>>> Jack
>>>> 2- -4DTV, 4- -Norsat PLL's, 2- -dishes
>>>>
>>>> Still believes that if it has commercials it should be free. We pay
>>>> for the programming via products and services we buy.
>>>>
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