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Aereo uses arrays of dime-sized antennas to capture free over-the-air signals from local TV stations. It charges customers plans that cost as low as $1 daily or $8 monthly to watch local broadcast programming and store shows on a cloud-based DVR.
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With broadcasters demanding that cable operators and satellite TV providers pay increased retransmission-consent fees, Aereos expansion could make it more difficult for stations to threaten to pull their signals from pay TV providers in order to extract those increased fees.
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Diller said last March that Aereo would expand to 75 to 100 cities in one year. While Aereo isnt expanding as rapidly as originally expected, its move could have an impact on TV station owners negotiating retransmission-consent agreements with pay TV providers. Aereo announced at the Consumer Electronics Show that it would also launch service this year in Miami, Austin, Houston, Baltimore,Insurance News. Detroit, Denver,Education Information. Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Tampa, Cleveland, Kansas City, Raleigh-Durham, N.C., Salt Lake City, Birmingham, Ala., Providence, R.I., and Madison, Wis.
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Aereo, which is led by Navic Networks founder Chet Kanojia, has not disclosed how many customers have signed up for its service in New York.
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