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Ga Dawg

join:2003-09-11
Marietta, GA

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If I paid $1.99 for every show I watched, I'd be broke.

ATHF

join:2004-12-20
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did they know what the internet was ?

i bet most of them had 56K lol they know how long it takes a crappy long time



fAcEtIOUs
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said by Ga Dawg:

If I paid $1.99 for every show I watched, I'd be broke.
Say you watched three 1/2hr shows per night at $2 each for 6 nights(a modest 1.5 hrs per night for the whole family) . We will assume 1 night out partying per week. That is $36/wk * 4.3 weeks/mo = $154/mo.

For that same price I can get the Comcast Platinum pkg and have access to every premier network, plus OnDemand, plus 2 DVR's, plus high speed internet. And with the DVR I can skip all the commercials.

Unless you watch only a very few programs per week, that pricing model is insane. Only really stupid people will go for it.

No wonder the poll came out like it did.
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herb77

join:2005-02-23
Fort Myers, FL

I'll take the ads, thank you.



P2PPirate2

join:2005-02-02
New York, NY

reply to Ga Dawg
With so much craps on TV, they should PAID me to watch it.:D



packetscan
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join:2004-10-19
Bridgeport, CT

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I'm trying to find this study(uh DUH it's right in front of me.)..
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fAcEtIOUs
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I'm trying to find this study.. I bet it hasn't been published for the world to see.
I want to know the demographics used. If those 800 people are 75 % elderly with no internet.Of course it will show the results they have provided.
»www.marketwire.com/mw/release_ht···d=105855
62% of survey respondents said they would prefer getting it for free with commercials, versus 17% who chose paying $1.99 without commercials. However, 21% are undecided.

In the coveted demographic of consumers aged 18-34, 68% chose free, ad-supported versus 26% favoring pay, and only 5% undecided.

The survey was conducted by telephone among 800 respondents in November 2005.

About Points North Group

Points North Group (www.pointsnorthgroup.com) provides research and advisory services to media companies, media-device makers and advertisers, giving them the strategic insights they need to win in the digital space. Points North Group is led by the former president of Jupiter Research, Peter Storck.

About Horowitz Associates, Inc.

Horowitz Associates, Inc. is a market research and consulting firm, led by Howard Horowitz, with a 25-year track record of custom and syndicated primary consumer research on television and digital media.
It appears from the above that younger viewers(18 to 34) supported ads and free but had many less undecided.
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packetscan
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Sweet! Thanks man.



Logan 5
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said by fAcEtIOUs:

For that same price I can get the Comcast Platinum pkg and have access to every premier network, plus OnDemand, plus 2 DVR's, plus high speed internet. And with the DVR I can skip all the commercials.
You sure about that about the Comcast PVR? I have the Comcast PVR Box and it skips nothing....you can fast forward through the commmercials but you cannot skip them.

Unless of course you are talking about a TiVo Solution but your post is not clear on that point.


fAcEtIOUs
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said by Logan 5:

said by fAcEtIOUs:

For that same price I can get the Comcast Platinum pkg and have access to every premier network, plus OnDemand, plus 2 DVR's, plus high speed internet. And with the DVR I can skip all the commercials.
You sure about that about the Comcast PVR? I have the Comcast PVR Box and it skips nothing....you can fast forward through the commmercials but you cannot skip them.

Unless of course you are talking about a TiVo Solution but your post is not clear on that point.
The Dct 6412 remote can be programmed with a 30 sec skip and using macros multiple 30 sec skips. I go thru 3 or 4 min commercial breaks in a couple secs.
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Logan 5
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said by fAcEtIOUs:

The Dct 6412 remote can be programmed with a 30 sec skip and using macros multiple 30 sec skips. I go thru 3 or 4 min commercial breaks in a couple secs.
Ahhhh. thanks for the info. /me goes on the internet to look for this feature...


fAcEtIOUs
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said by Logan 5:

said by fAcEtIOUs:

The Dct 6412 remote can be programmed with a 30 sec skip and using macros multiple 30 sec skips. I go thru 3 or 4 min commercial breaks in a couple secs.
Ahhhh. thanks for the info. /me goes on the internet to look for this feature...
Try this site. It has a good set of instructions:
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_6···emapping
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moonpuppy

join:2000-08-21
Glen Burnie, MD

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said by Ga Dawg:

If I paid $1.99 for every show I watched, I'd be broke.
About the same if you bought the series DVD of any show for one season. But the DVDs give you more.


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