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Poll: Through what medium do you watch your favorite shows or movies?
A. Cable
B. Netflix
C. Roku
D. Apple TV
E. Chromecast
F. I don't watch TV.
G. Other
H. Antenna
I. Satellite
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Note: This post was edited by its original author on 03/26/2015 at 3:18 PM PT
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I have google fiber and watch tv over the air and roku (Netflix, YouTube, PBS/PBS Kids)
I can't imagine paying for cable.
I have used a "set-top" digital antenna for the last 9 years. Reception is fine and from where my house sits I can pull in at least 14 channels, network affiliates, movies, PBS, Spanish language programming. It's great, and FREE! The only drawback is occasional interference when a vehicle passes the house. But then, cable depends on satellites to bounce channels, and there seems to be a lot of freezing of scenes during broadcasts. I don't know if I'd ever subscribe to a service again.
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