AT&T/Direct TV to discontinue satellite use
Just read where AT&T/Direct tv to phase out satellite tv in 3-5 years in favor of streaming. Not sure about Dish but they may not be far behind. AT&T also said that if your an AT&T mobile subscriber t...
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Here is another dose of reality:
There are roughly 125 MILLION households in the United States. Just for grins let's take your 47% and do a little math.
Your imaginary number of 47% of the (US) "households" would include the ENTIRE states of:
California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, New York, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Washington State, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, and the entire country of Puerto Rico, with another 6 million households I didn't bother to assign so let's call that a rounding error.
Are you really going to try and defend that number? That's 62.5 MILLION households, you HAVE to know its ridiculous. I'm in the business as well and get all the various media business magazines on my desk. Don't you think this would be major news across the entire industry? There is occasional talk about losing subs, but nothing even remotely close to this claim. 47% of WHAT ? It sure isn't households.
(Edit: iPhone spelling)
There are roughly 125 MILLION households in the United States. Just for grins let's take your 47% and do a little math.
Your imaginary number of 47% of the (US) "households" would include the ENTIRE states of:
California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, New York, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Washington State, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, North Dakota, South Dakota, Idaho, and the entire country of Puerto Rico, with another 6 million households I didn't bother to assign so let's call that a rounding error.
Are you really going to try and defend that number? That's 62.5 MILLION households, you HAVE to know its ridiculous. I'm in the business as well and get all the various media business magazines on my desk. Don't you think this would be major news across the entire industry? There is occasional talk about losing subs, but nothing even remotely close to this claim. 47% of WHAT ? It sure isn't households.
(Edit: iPhone spelling)
