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Spectrum subscribers lose access to WXMI
Re: Spectrum subscribers lose access to WXMI
I think we are going to see a lot more of this, as large station owners continue to demand big money for broadcasts they give away for free over the air. My cable provider breaks down the fee paid to local providers, and it is now up to $13/month. For free over the air channels. I noticed WOOD isn't even promoting the fact that their station can be viewed over the air (for free) to Acentek viewers.
Re: Spectrum subscribers lose access to WXMI
Spectrum claims Tribune wants triple the old amount. Tribune says this wrong and they only want fair compensation. However, neither side has disclosed numbers. Am curious how much it is per subscriber per month.
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Scripps Community News: Take Away the Anchors and People Will Tune to Another Station
Scripps Community News: Take Away the Anchors and People Will Tune to Another Station
Re: Spectrum subscribers lose access to WXMI
Saw on Facebook that WXMI is back on Spectrum as of this morning
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Re: Spectrum subscribers lose access to WXMI
Yeah, screw 'em. I have an antenna in the air and get broadcast HD for free. I only subscribe to Netflix.
Whenever I am at someone's house with cable or dish, I am flabbergasted at how many commercials are on the channels they pay (often $100 to $200 a month) for.
Whenever I am at someone's house with cable or dish, I am flabbergasted at how many commercials are on the channels they pay (often $100 to $200 a month) for.
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Re: Spectrum subscribers lose access to WXMI
I have digital antenna and Hulu Live. Between FS1 on Hulu and WXMI on antenna you really only need an internet connection and say good bye to local channel fees.