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1) In the US, its everywhere. Usually, the more urban the location, the more channels you can get. 2) It used to be the only way to get TV. And it costs a tiny
by abtinf 11y ago
1) In the US, its everywhere. Usually, the more urban the location, the more channels you can get.
2) It used to be the only way to get TV. And it costs a tiny fraction of any other type of content provider. So you could say its essential to low income people or people who think its immoral to support comcast.
- ghaff 11y agoEverywhere is a bit of an overstatement. Most, if not all, urban and suburban locations with reception rapidly falling off in exurban and, especially, rural locations (i.e. the vast bulk of the land area of the US). Obviously on a population basis, the OTA situation is a lot better but there's still a pretty rapid falloff as you get 30 miles or so away from urban centers with TV stations.