MooPig ReRun :: "Death of Cable TV"

Originally posted 12/24/2012 03:28:00 PM

... THE $2.2 TRILLION WAR FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM BEGINS NOW


A Motley Fool Investigative Report — Monday, December 24, 2012

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RE: The Death of Cable
Dear Investor,

When I wake up tomorrow morning, I won't have cable TV.

Because I'm cancelling my service! And joining 3 million Americans who've already cut the cord.

(If you LOVE television, but HATE hidden fees, bad customer service, and monopoly pricing, you can too.)

But more importantly, I'm buying the 3 stocks that are poised to explode when this faltering $2.2 trillion industry finally bites the dust.

Just like newspaper publishers, telephone utilities, stockbrokers, record companies, bookstores, travel agencies, and big box retailers did when the Internet swept away their business models.

Making investors who saw the writing on the wall RICH beyond their wildest dreams.

One simple strategy brought them 613%... 1,541%... even 2,486% gains. And you can take advantage of it TODAY, for what may be the last time.

See, we're about to enter a new golden age of television. But the winners won't be who you think



CLICK HERE to get all the details in
The Motley Fool's new investor alert video!

Here's to your wealth,



Tom Conner
Vice President of Software Development
The Motley Fool

P.S. When the rest of America's 300 million households cut the cord — all signs are pointing to 2014 — everyone and their mother will claim they saw it coming. They'll say they knew all about Google's experimental project in Kansas City. They'll say as soon as they heard Apple's shocking post-holiday announcement, they knew for sure.

And they'll be lying... but that's okay. Because you'll be the quiet one, with the big smile on your face. And the HUGE balance in your portfolio. CLICK HERE to learn the best strategy for investing in "Television 2.0"!




___________________________Reference
http://www.fool.com/fool/free-report/18/sa-cabletvaudio-253366.aspx?source=isaspodft0000323
http://www.marketingcharts.com/television/top-10-cable-television-programs-week-of-feb-27-2012-21414/

MooPig Tech Coroner :: "Cable TV"

THE $2.2 TRILLION WAR FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM BEGINS NOW


A Motley Fool Investigative Report — Monday, December 24, 2012

[Picture LINK]

RE: The Death of Cable
Dear Investor,

When I wake up tomorrow morning, I won't have cable TV.

Because I'm cancelling my service! And joining 3 million Americans who've already cut the cord.

(If you LOVE television, but HATE hidden fees, bad customer service, and monopoly pricing, you can too.)

But more importantly, I'm buying the 3 stocks that are poised to explode when this faltering $2.2 trillion industry finally bites the dust.

Just like newspaper publishers, telephone utilities, stockbrokers, record companies, bookstores, travel agencies, and big box retailers did when the Internet swept away their business models.

Making investors who saw the writing on the wall RICH beyond their wildest dreams.

One simple strategy brought them 613%... 1,541%... even 2,486% gains. And you can take advantage of it TODAY, for what may be the last time.

See, we're about to enter a new golden age of television. But the winners won't be who you think



CLICK HERE to get all the details in
The Motley Fool's new investor alert video!

Here's to your wealth,



Tom Conner
Vice President of Software Development
The Motley Fool

P.S. When the rest of America's 300 million households cut the cord — all signs are pointing to 2014 — everyone and their mother will claim they saw it coming. They'll say they knew all about Google's experimental project in Kansas City. They'll say as soon as they heard Apple's shocking post-holiday announcement, they knew for sure.

And they'll be lying... but that's okay. Because you'll be the quiet one, with the big smile on your face. And the HUGE balance in your portfolio. CLICK HERE to learn the best strategy for investing in "Television 2.0"!




___________________________Reference
http://www.fool.com/fool/free-report/18/sa-cabletvaudio-253366.aspx?source=isaspodft0000323
http://www.marketingcharts.com/television/top-10-cable-television-programs-week-of-feb-27-2012-21414/

Ameriica's got Talent -- Part One

Maybe someone should Notify Hollywood Casting Agents

by Pat Darnell

Why do I pick on successful people?

If someone or something is a national brand, then anything I write about it gets noticed. So that is really the only reason.

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Oh, you don't believe that? You think I'm just another pigeon hearted curmudgeon drinking vinegar? Okay "yes" to that too; I accept that tag.

I had a Political Science Professor *[as oxymoron-ish as that sounds] who pointed out that conservative political speeches and articles are, as he said, boring.

Yes, it is more fun and entertaining to read about and watch left-wing, under-dog, over-the-top ultra liberal political jargon and rallies.. no?

Admit it. What pleases a crowd more than a raging clown on stage? Maybe a lunatic, maybe tanned contortionist, or a blind Lumberjack, why not a spectacular deaf harmonica player -- redefining what we are looking for in entertainment.

Aha, there! I wanted to pull you, the esteemed reader, into my thoughts on That's Entertainment!

America's Got Talent; maybe someone should alert Hollywood

NASCAR -- viewed by masses who want desperately to be witness to the crash when it happens

UFC -- viewed by masses who would be witness to the ultimate jaw bone breaking, blood spurting career ending KO, knock-out, when it happens

...Or in both cases, maybe the agony of defeat when someone expires, takes their last gasp on stage or in the infield? ... brings ticket-purchasing crowds anticipation to a peak.

Movies\CINEMA\Hollywood -- had a good run for a hundred years, but not very many ticket buying thrill seekers go to them anymore. Maybe because they have a as their cast members recent food servers, yes waiters and waitresses, instead of talented plate spinners, glass eaters and face manglers.

Analog Living :: live in the now -- "I can only imagine it will be less than un-watchable."
Waxing about technology, bikes, life-stuff and a once analog living.
-- Says One Year ago --
"Low brow tv keeps redefining the lowest common denominator factor. Starting with the brainiac who convinced the judges; [last year] Pierce, Joan and The Hoff to take part in this modern day Gong Show ... The bad clips must have been so bad they had to rush through NY, LA and The Chicago auditions in season premier.

"Most of the winners win [in 2008] from pathetic sympathy votes instead of by their talent, except for a violin duo Nuttin But Stringz and a opera singer who tear jerked the audience to a frenzy. For example two survivors were these Russian hussies who can't sing and a transvestite Britney Spears impersonator who lip synced and are going to Vegas baby.

"It can only get worse from here and I am frightened America, when the worse were not very entertaining, what is to come next I can only imagine it will be less than un-watchable.

"The good news is that the bar is low for people to make it and win the lottery where there are no rules and just a stage to free form it. So keep watching America and lets compete against the vapid MTV reality stars are working too hard and don't deserve their fame and fortune. I am not sure how Terry Fator a Ventriloquist won last year but what do I know. We need to fill out summer nights somehow. Who was your favorite performer?"