Benefits of Cable TV

Satellite TV Trouble Shooting Guide

Dish Sucks!

We all know DBS {Direct Broadcast Satellite} providers such as Dish Network and DirecTV have spent a very large part of their time, trying to create negative false myths about the Cable TV industry. What they are basically trying to do is distract the consumer from many of DBS satellites shortcomings. DirecTV and Dish Network wish they could provide all the worry-free services Cable TV has to offer! They're the Cable Wannabe's

Controlling former owner of DirecTV, Calls DirecTV a "Turd Bird"

Even Rupert Murdoch who had 38% controlling stake of DirectTV, perhaps out of frustration called his DirecTV a "Turd Bird"! Rupert Murdoch was a bit frustrated with the satellite business, because there is no effective way DBS such as DirecTV or Dish Network could successfully compete with the Cable industry. Cable TV providers continue to move ahead, with what's called "Triple Play" bundled services that include Cable TV video channels, high-speed internet {Broadband internet}, and Cable telephone services that Echostar's Dish Network and DirecTV cant match. We definitely agree with Rupert Murdoch, he is an intelligent business man.

Rupert Murdoch has made an asset swap with Liberty Media; turning over his 38% controlling stake of DirecTV group, to bring the Murdoch family from a 31% stake in News Corporation up to 38%, the deal solidifies his family's voting control with News Corp. I guess Mr. Murdoch didn't have much confidence with the future of DirecTV??

• Your Free Local Network and PEG Channels. - save $5.99 monthly vs. satellite TV.
• Your Local Weather Channel.
• Your Local HD channels.
• Your High Speed Internet Connection.
• Your Telephone Services.
• Library of Video on Demand - VOD.
• Always On/No rain or cloud fade.
• Worry-free installation/No trees to cut down.
• No damaged roofs from Dishgusting dish installations.
• No expensive satellite equipment to buy.
• No long term contracts to fulfill.
• No antennas or multiple satellite dishes required.
• No expensive replacement or repair costs.

Digital Television Transition
Coming February 17, 2009
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