Voom - No UPN?
 

Does anyone know what the local channels are like? I am in the SF Bay
Area and am considering HDTV. Voom looks like an option, but I am
concerned about local programing? Anyone have some thoughts about Voom
and it's local content??

Thanks

Does anyone know what the local channels are like? I am in the SF Bay
Area and am considering HDTV. Voom looks like an option, but I am
concerned about local programing? Anyone have some thoughts about Voom
and it's local content??

Voom offers no local content of any kind. It does not even offer a full slate
of national cable channels. Much of its HDTV slate of programming is stuff
they're doing in house.

Jim Williams wrote:
Does anyone know what the local channels are like? I am in the SF Bay
Area and am considering HDTV. Voom looks like an option, but I am
concerned about local programing? Anyone have some thoughts about
Voom and it's local content??

Thanks

If you already have cable, Comcast is a good option for $5 a month.

"L Alpert" wrote in message news:[email protected]_s04...
Jim Williams wrote:
Does anyone know what the local channels are like? I am in the SF Bay
Area and am considering HDTV. Voom looks like an option, but I am
concerned about local programing? Anyone have some thoughts about
Voom and it's local content??

Thanks

If you already have cable, Comcast is a good option for $5 a month.


Or using an antenna for the locals is the other option.

Does anyone know what the local channels are like? I am in the SF Bay
Area and am considering HDTV. Voom looks like an option, but I am
concerned about local programing?

Voom furnishes locals via an antenna mounted near the satellite dish. Whatever
is broadcast in your area will be available to you.

Chet Hayes wrote:
"L Alpert" wrote in message
news:[email protected]_s04...
Jim Williams wrote:
Does anyone know what the local channels are like? I am in the SF
Bay Area and am considering HDTV. Voom looks like an option, but I
am concerned about local programing? Anyone have some thoughts
about Voom and it's local content??

Thanks

If you already have cable, Comcast is a good option for $5 a month.


Or using an antenna for the locals is the other option.

Having both works even better ;-)