Monthly Archives: October 2012

Hurricane Sandy

As Hurricane Sandy bears down on New York, the folks at Aereo want to make sure that New Yorkers stay informed and stay safe during the storm.  That’s why Aereo is expanding its Try for Free access for 12 hours … Read more >

October 29, 2012 | By tcannata

Baseball & Live Broadcast TV

Over the years, broadcast television has played a tremendous role in expanding our access to sports. It has helped to broaden audiences and bring sports, like baseball, directly into the homes of millions of people across the country, played a … Read more >

October 25, 2012 | By mboynton

Final Showdown: Obama vs. Romney on Foreign Policy

The final Presidential Debate is on broadcast television tonight. We’ve got some tips from the experts on what to look for tonight. Tonight marks the final debate showdown between President Barack Obama and former Governor Mitt Romney. The candidates will … Read more >

October 22, 2012 | By mboynton

More Browsers, More Devices, More Ways to Enjoy Aereo

“PC users can now access our technology and the high-quality, live broadcast television experience that our current Aereo members have come to know and love.” – Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia The day has finally come – Aereo is available on … Read more >

October 17, 2012 | By mboynton

Round Three: Town Hall

The second Presidential Debate is on broadcast television tonight. Don’t miss a single zinger with Aereo. The Aereo team is continuing its expanded Try for Free access for the second Presidential Debate, enabling consumers to watch the Town-Hall style debate live … Read more >

October 16, 2012 | By tcannata

Television, Technology & Elections

The presidential debate two weeks ago drew an estimated audience of nearly 67 million viewers. Buzz on Facebook was high and the debate generated an impressive 10.3 Million tweets in 90 minutes, a new political-tweeting record on Twitter. Television and … Read more >

October 15, 2012 | By mboynton

Great Debates Part Two: Biden vs. Ryan

“Accessing free, over-the-air broadcast television should be simple and easy for the public.  Enhancing and supporting public access to local broadcast signals is important to keeping local broadcasters vibrant and the public informed about what’s happening in the world and … Read more >

October 10, 2012 | By tcannata

Great Debates

“Free, over-the-air broadcast television is a critically important part of the American fabric. Elections are won and lost on these airwaves.  The important issues of the day – issues that impact every family across this country – are discussed and … Read more >

October 3, 2012 | By tcannata