> I'd pay extra not to have Fox News, for instance, even more for nobody within a 10 mile radius not to have it) With old-school analog TV, injecting noise at

> I'd pay extra not to have Fox News, for instance, even more for nobody within a 10 mile radius not to have it) With old-school analog TV, injecting noise at the right frequency in the cable will blank the channel of your choice for all the people connected to the same cable, up to some distance... of course it's definitely illegal and the cable company can probably find you. Unfortunately with digital TV it's much more complicated as several channels will be modulated on the same stream/carrier frequency...