There isn't a whole lot that makes any sense in this Aereo story. First, the idea that Aereo really uses only the one "tiny" antenna for each subscriber has to be bogus. Why doesn't a judge ask for a really simple test. Bring one of those tiny antennas to court and see how well it works. Even mounted high up and outdoors. Those tiny antennas, all clustered together, are acting as an array, is my bet. But that's almost beside the point. People subscribing to Aereo are only getting FOTA channels. Who gets any retrans fees for delivering content to those who exclusively watch FOTA channels? Or is the real issue here that the networks don't want to make FOTA reception any easier? How greedy! How about a class action suit against the networks and/or cablecos, from people who have had their apartment TV antenna distribution systems usurped by the local cable monopoly? One of the articles says the fuss isn't really about Aereo, a drop in the bucket, but about cable and DBS companies doing likewise. Well then, networks, instead of predicting this doom, why don't you guys beat anyone else at this game? It's completely in your power to cut out non-essential middlemen, and stream over the Internet yourselves. The more middlemen you can do without, the more revenue gets back to you. And also, seriously doubt that anyone who loves sports really cares whether Monday Night Football is transmitted FOTA anyway. That has to be a complete who cares. Football addicts get ESPN, and those satisfied with FOTA would just as soon have something other than football aired during prime time. A tempest in a teapot. Egad. Does greed ever make people incoherent. Bert ---------------------------------------------------------------------- You can UNSUBSCRIBE from the OpenDTV list in two ways: - Using the UNSUBSCRIBE command in your user configuration settings at FreeLists.org - By sending a message to: opendtv-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.