One of my biggest gripes with cable and satellite is the lack of 'ala carte' channel selection.
Several years ago, I cancelled the cable service, and went with just a small indoor antenna.
Here in north Florida, I get 13 channels. Could get more with a better, outside antenna.
I use Netflix, Hulu +, Sling TV, YouTube and HBOGo, to watch movies, and a lot of the channels you normally only get with cable. All that comes in wireless, with my DSL.
Cost for everything is less than $40 a month, and I have more choices than I did when I had cable. My old bills for Cox Cable were over $120 a month.
In my Miami condo, the same little indoor TV antenna pulls in 62 channels.
Forty bucks a month seems low. Netflix is at least $8, HBOGo requires a cable subscription, HBONOW is $15, and Hulu + is $8 a month. How much is your DSL service? We use DSL at our place in Virginia and it struggles to stream video reliably.
