I just checked my provider's website (eastlink.ca) and see that they offer
a "CRTC compliant package" for $25 **plus a $5.95 receiver charge** .
Apparently that's allowed. ('I'll sell you this water, but you must pay
for the hose").
I love (sarcasm) spin they put on being compliant.
On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 6:39 PM, Tom Wolper wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 9:32 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
>
>> The one known as Hawk, who apparently did some minor TV work, died
>> suddenly. Cause unknown, but one those giant foam bats was found at the
>>
On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 9:32 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
> The one known as Hawk, who apparently did some minor TV work, died
> suddenly. Cause unknown, but one those giant foam bats was found at the
> scene.
>
> Too soon?
>
>
>
The one known as Hawk, who apparently did some minor TV work, died
suddenly. Cause unknown, but one those giant foam bats was found at the
scene.
Too soon?
http://www.avclub.com/article/rip-lee-reherman-hawk-american-gladiators-233097
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Using Rogers' pricing it would cost me $136/mo (+tax) to get everything
I'm getting now, plus a handful of other channels.
I have Bell's FibreOP service (not Gigabit which is available but $$$)
and I get 160D/60U internet, 4 HD whole-home wireless PVR receivers, my
home phone (N.A. unlimited
Today brings "skinny cable" to Canada. Starter packages get you the
CRTC-mandated domestic networks - with some companies, American networks as
well - with add-on packages galore.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/television-crtc-skinny-basic-cable-1.3469483
For example--
Apparently under his birth name Mario Kreutzberger, as a senior news
correspondent (read: interview specialist) for Telemundo.
Expect the versatile 70-something star to be at least as big a part of the
Rio Olympics as Seacrest...
Variety
A sloshed Sheldon waves to (an uncredited?) former Federal Reserve chairman
Dr Ben Bernanke and his wife as he lumbers towards the tavern's restroom:
WaPo
Same hometown as Johnny Carson?
He and Casey Kasem could share some stories...
B
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Well with the new guy at FIFA (who reminds me heavily of "The Hood" from
cult 60s kids TV puppet show Thunderbirds), is now said to be thinking
quite urgently about the 2026 finals because, well, they're only ten years'
away! Cynical sports media hacks I follow on Twitter would bet heavily on
the
> In fact, FIFA and/or an agency deliver a complete feed anyway for these
> sorts of things, so from a production perspective it's not too onerous to
> carry.
Thanks for the clarification, Adam. Sending out a live feed of their
standard bloviation sounds like exactly the kind of egotistic thing
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