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Stojko Premium join:2007-10-20 St John'S, NL ·NBTel now Aliant	reply to Steve Mehs Re: in the news today said by Steve Mehs : As we all know satellite and cable customers will not be affected by the digital transition, so let's take a look at the numbers shall we. According to the total on the 2008-2009 DMA Ranking put out days ago by Nielsen Media Research there are ~114.5 million TV homes in America. DirecTV - 17.1 Million Dish Network - 13.8 Million 30.9 Million Satellite TV Subscribers 61.1 Million Cable TV Subscribers (top 25 cablecos only) Plus Verizon Fios, AT&T U-Verse and smaller cable operations, you're talking upward of 95 million homes that won't even be affected by the digital transition right off the bat »www.ncta.com/Statistic/Statistic···SOs.aspx The whole transition is way over blown, the vast majority of America won't even be affected by it. This should have happened years ago, analog TV should not exist in 2008. What about people with cabins who don't have access to cable, don't want to subscribe to cable or satellite or can't afford to subscribe to cable or satellite? Now they have to buy a converter box for every television that isn't connected to cable or satellite.
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BF69 join:2004-07-28 Camden, TN	reply to Steve Mehs said by Steve Mehs : As we all know satellite and cable customers will not be affected by the digital transition, so let's take a look at the numbers shall we. According to the total on the 2008-2009 DMA Ranking put out days ago by Nielsen Media Research there are ~114.5 million TV homes in America. DirecTV - 17.1 Million Dish Network - 13.8 Million 30.9 Million Satellite TV Subscribers 61.1 Million Cable TV Subscribers (top 25 cablecos only) Plus Verizon Fios, AT&T U-Verse and smaller cable operations, you're talking upward of 95 million homes that won't even be affected by the digital transition right off the bat »www.ncta.com/Statistic/Statistic···SOs.aspx The whole transition is way over blown, the vast majority of America won't even be affected by it. This should have happened years ago, analog TV should not exist in 2008. Or you can look at it that A) those 20 million homes with OTA only is 3 million more homes than DirecTv's subscriber base. B) of the 95 million how many have multiple TVs. Some of which may not be connected to cable or satelite? That being said I do think it's overblown because of the large number TV with digital tuners built in being sold and by the large number of digial boxes being sold. My local wal-mart is always being sold out of them.
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Steve Mehs Go Sabres join:2005-07-16	reply to chronoss2008 As we all know satellite and cable customers will not be affected by the digital transition, so let's take a look at the numbers shall we. According to the total on the 2008-2009 DMA Ranking put out days ago by Nielsen Media Research there are ~114.5 million TV homes in America. DirecTV - 17.1 Million Dish Network - 13.8 Million 30.9 Million Satellite TV Subscribers 61.1 Million Cable TV Subscribers (top 25 cablecos only) Plus Verizon Fios, AT&T U-Verse and smaller cable operations, you're talking upward of 95 million homes that won't even be affected by the digital transition right off the bat »www.ncta.com/Statistic/Statistic···SOs.aspx The whole transition is way over blown, the vast majority of America won't even be affected by it. This should have happened years ago, analog TV should not exist in 2008. -- Time Warner Cable Loyalist & Fanboy
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