McAdams On

There is a willful ignorance in Washington, D.C. of the ripple effects of lawmaking.

TV is at a threshold of being an entirely different concept, with Comcast the likely impetus.

You tell me: What does a $150,000 TV set do that a $1,500 TV set doesn’t do?

I tried to stream a Disney cartoon last night in 1080p.

Today’s press release of the day proclaimed, “Americans lose 377 days in a lifetime browsing for something to watch!”

“The power’s off.” “Is it off everywhere?”

It’s probably a form of sacrilege to refer to technology as “clunky” under the banner of a technology publication, but I refer primarily to what I use on a daily basis and how I’ve watched it evolve.

This is directed to anyone thinking about selling their TV spectrum based on the $45 billion in auction proceeds projected by the FCC.