DirecTV adds HD locals in 25 markets

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Randolph Lee @ Oct 11th 2006 12:46AM

Hurmph... I own 2 HD DirecTiVos and untill there is a better selection of HD programing I see no reason to go for this... the Portland Maine stations added provide not much in the way of new HD programing over that provided by the network stations between 80 and 90... when they will provide proper compensation for my my now obsoleet HD DirecTiVos AND provide another 10 or 20 HD stations then I will think about it... but right now I am getting very close to going over to DISH and I have had DirecTV since it launched (I had one of the first 50 that were sold in New England and I bought DirecTiVo as soon as it was offered too) not that they seeem to care about keeping folks like those that read this Blog as users...

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dan @ Oct 16th 2006 1:00PM

How did you get the 80-90 channels? they made me take the SD local channels... I'm in Richmond, ME.

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