ack , just now realized that comcast has dropped OLN in my area sometime since last year (i dont watch much tv) ... is the only way to get OLN and the TdF daily in the Boston area through satellite TV services now ?
oh so sad today ... 🙁 ... thanx for any information ...
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ack , just now realized that comcast has dropped OLN in my area sometime since last year (i dont watch much tv) ... is the only way to get OLN and the TdF daily in the Boston area through satellite TV services now ?
oh so sad today ... 🙁 ... thanx for any information ...
ack , just now realized that comcast has dropped OLN in my area sometime since last year (i dont watch much tv) ... is the only way to get OLN and the TdF daily in the Boston area through satellite TV services now ?
oh so sad today ... 🙁 ... thanx for any information ...
DirecTV works fine. Cheaper than cable and like you said, cable doesn't carry it in every neighborhood of Boston. I've had it for over a year now, and the weather (really bad clouds/rain/heavy snowfall) have knocked it out twice for an hour or two (that I know of) at most. So far I haven't missed a bit of cycling.
Or, you could go to Redbones every morning for "breakfast".
Try channel A81 or A82. Comcast seems to be carrying OLN during the TdF up on one of the unused channels. The picture's a bit on the grainy side, but at least it's there (in the downtown area, at any rate...).
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ack , just now realized that comcast has dropped OLN in my area sometime since last year (i dont watch much tv) ... is the only way to get OLN and the TdF daily in the Boston area through satellite TV services now ?
oh so sad today ... 🙁 ... thanx for any information ...