There has been advertising on movie screens since before I was born. Why isn’t this counted as one of the advertising screens? Shouldn’t the mobile phone be the fourth screen?
I have used telephone wire in place of conventional coaxial cable to receive Cable TV. But the picture as well as sound quality I am getting is not good. Is it due to telephone wire and should I replace it with coaxial cable?
As part of its just announced deal to construct a $3.5 billion theme park in Shanghai, Disney is being granted a slot in China’s cable TV system. The Disney Channel will become the first ever foreign operated TV channel in China. What will be the positive and (if any) negative cultural impact of this?
I found it on the internet and apparently you pay a one time fee(about $50) and for ever after you get about 3000 channels from all over the world to watch on your PC.
Sounds too good to be true so i was wondering if anyone on here had tried it or knew of anyone who had tried it?
All the reviews I read on line were somehow attached to the company that sells it and that makes me a bit leary. Any thoughts?
My new LCD TV has only one tv tuner input to accept either a cable tv cable or over-air antenna cable. I would like to hook both to the TV at the same time and be able to select between cable and over-air. Is this possible with some sort of device? Thanks.
I purchased one that was a ripoff. No real stations, it was prerecorded stuff that was terrible.
I have Comcast basic service for my own use at my house. Due to the request from my in-laws, I need to get foreign channels which Comcast does not provide. I will have to get another cable TV provider.
But is it possible to get Cable TV signals from two different Cable TV companies? Wouldn’t that create conflict of signals, and disrupt both services or create problems?
