What are you defining as HD tv on the internet. You are saying how HD TV and \”HD\” internet TV is completely different. Let\’s identify what differentiates the two. HD TV streams across fiber optic networks from companies like your HD company. Internet TV, \’HD\’ or not, streams to your computer into a digital format, which is of much less resolution than HD TV. The question becomes, can internet network infrastructure transport high resolution internet videos that can be displayed on big HD TVs? If the answer is yes – and I have no idea what the answer is – then HD TV networks like yours may have formidable challengers in the future. I don\’t give a damn where my digital tv content is streaming from, HDNET, CBS, FOX or Youtube.com, as long as it is great quality, I have complete control of what I want to watch, and there are no commercials. With this said, I don\’t see the advantage of a huge network telsevision company like CBS or Fox in terms of streaming quality content. Their only advantage is their budgets and their ability to create shows, like Lost, which is a horrible show in the first place. I could speak for 80% of American men. Give us all the sports, a couple show from ESPN, and that\’s all we need. Deliver it cheaply and in high quality and we\’ll sign up now. Then, check this out… http://www.johnassaraf.com/challenge.php?s=hiac2008