The New York Times reported on a new breakthrough in consumer video technology. Instead of traveling by cable or satellite transmission, television programs are beamed through the air, directly into your home — for free!
“From April to September, cable and satellite companies had a net loss of about 330,000 customers. Craig Moffett, a longtime cable analyst … said the consensus of the industry executives he had talked to was that most of these so-called cord-cutters were turning to over-the-air TV. ‘It looks like they’re leaving for the antenna,’ he said.”
– “Rabbit Ears Perk Up for Free HDTV,” Matt Richtel and Jenna Wortham, New York Times.
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