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TV Still Beats Web Video

Michael Learmonth at Silicon Valley Insider writes an article entitled NBC Olympics Web Video Proves TV Not Dead Yet: Reality check: NBC U has generated some impressive Web traffic from the Olympic Games, but 99.7% of the actual viewing of the Games is still happening on TV. I wonder how much of the TV viewing [...]

Cable/Satellite vs Free TV

Americans collectively spend billions of dollars for cable and satellite television reception each year. In some localities, cable bills are $80-$100 per month. It is not unusual for a family to spend over $1000 per year on cable TV bills. Since a large majority of people have chosen to subscribe to cable or satellite TV, [...]

Four Reasons to Choose Free Radio Over Satellite Radio

Here are four reasons to choose free radio over satellite radio: COST–There’s plenty of quality programming transmitted across AM and FM radio bands free of charge. Satellite radio involves monthly subscription fees. Why add an unnecessary utility bill? LOCAL PROGRAMMING–I sincerely doubt I could get localized traffic and weather information for Winchester, Virginia over satellite [...]