Is on-demand slowly killing traditional broadcasting?

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I'm happy for television and on-demand.

I do have my antenna with my HDTV, so I can watch local shows broadcasted from ABC, FOX, and CBS (don't care for NBC due to broadcasting in real channel 2 in zip code 32304). I only watch local digital programming. I have a Channel Master 4221 Outdoor antenna, but I use it indoor, which picks up ABC just fine.

I also like on-demand, but I wish I could get all the content in Windows Media Center from ABC, NBC, FOX, and CBS (even if I contriduct myself about not caring for NBC, that's only when NBC broadcasts a channel lower than 7, which this requires a very large outdoor antenna and this will not fit in my apartment).

I just don't like the hassle of going to ABC.com, NBC.com, CBS.com, FOX.com, Hulu.com, etc. just to find and watch TV shows on-demand.

Posted by: Grayson Peddie   Posted on: 11/26/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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