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That's bonus. -- nm
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by
Mop
They have no idea how big a bonus this is until they flip the switch. I can just see television viewership dropping considerably.
Posted by
CrankYanker
Jan 8 '09, 14:25
at least until the old folks figure out there's nothing wrong with their televisions.
Responses:
There will be numerous periodic outages prior to the cut off date during which a screen will air informing the viewer what they must do. -- nm
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Mop
Jan 8, 14:28
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Actually, it's fancier than that. During the local news hour, it will switch to a local news personality explaining the situation to the viewer.
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Mop
Jan 8, 14:31
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It'd be even cooler if they could rig it up like the newscaster in The Game. -- nm
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Qale
Jan 8, 14:41
And it's not like there hasn't been any notification over the last year plus. -- nm
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Qale
Jan 8, 14:29
I guess I just don't have a real idea for how many people, old or not, don't have cable TV service
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oblique
Jan 8, 14:27
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My people say the number is insignificant. Most people get their TV through cable or satellite. -- nm
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Mop
Jan 8, 14:29
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