Even people that can afford cable may choose not too. I grew up in a home where we didn't have cable because we made the choice not to. There's just other stuff to do than watch TV all the time.
That said, we still did enjoy network programming every once in a while, including sporting events and the news. It was nice to have a windows to the outside world.
Elimating over-the-air TV will hurt these people the most, because they will them be forced to buy many stations they don't want just to get the few programs that they do want.
I'm all for it. As a college student, majoring in CS, one of the bleakest prospects is the fact that I won't have a job in a couple of years when I graduate. Anything (reasonable) to keep US jobs here is a good idea in my book.
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...humans will evolve into super salamanders with 2 hearts.
And for a minute there, I thought we were going to have a kernel panic.
Too late, I've already trademarked the name.
-Rube Goldberg
Oh, wait a minute, you said large corporation...never mind.
So who does that leave? I guess the only people eligible are those using non-Microsoft programs!
Um, that's because he was dead when Utah became a state.
That said, we still did enjoy network programming every once in a while, including sporting events and the news. It was nice to have a windows to the outside world.
Elimating over-the-air TV will hurt these people the most, because they will them be forced to buy many stations they don't want just to get the few programs that they do want.
I'm all for it. As a college student, majoring in CS, one of the bleakest prospects is the fact that I won't have a job in a couple of years when I graduate. Anything (reasonable) to keep US jobs here is a good idea in my book.