Polls
- Do you think the Video Competition Act has been good for consumers? - 60 votes - open
- What did you think of CNN's election night correspondant "hologram"? - 89 votes - open
- With Time Warner adding big bundles of HD channels around the country, how many do you think we'll see added next locally? - 46 votes - open
- Who will you be watching for election coverage? - 69 votes - open
- Would you watch WFRV's newscasts and sports programming "on demand"? - 81 votes - open
- Should there be optional "premium tiers" of local broadcast channels for stations that charge carriage fees to cable/satellite? - 53 votes - open
- Would you be more willing to see stations get carriage fees from cable/satellite if they do HD news and/or HD syndicated shows? - 86 votes - open
- Which side of the retransmission negotiation has the most to lose by prolonging the blackout? - 67 votes - open
- Which other station would be most likely to get into a nasty retransmission battle with cable/satellite? - 80 votes - open
- Does it matter to you whether WLUK FOX 11 is on your cable or satellite lineup? - 126 votes - open
- Time Warner customers: How are you watching FOX during the WLUK blackout? - 304 votes - open
- Who do you believe should "win" in the TWC/WLUK dispute? - 347 votes - open
- How do you feel about WLUK after their recent retransmission negotiations with Charter and Time Warner? - 282 votes - open
- Which station's "brand" do you trust the most? - 110 votes - open
- Who has the best anchor team on local evening news? - 126 votes - closed
Fox Cities TV (formerly Fox Cities HD) is an independent blog and reader-driven community for television lovers in the Green Bay, Appleton and Oshkosh, Wisconsin area. We aim to be a place where TV watchers in Northeast Wisconsin can come to learn about what's happening in local (and national) television, interact with other TV viewers and express themselves about TV issues.
The website was created and is managed by Mark David Zahn, an avid Internet, entertainment and electronic enthusiast. He currently resides in Appleton, WI, where he makes his living in radio and dabbles in computer building, web community building, independent media, high-definition TV and home theater. Learn more about Mark on his