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Yahoo! no longer has TV listings

I'm not surprised as they've lost Geocities & HotJobs and now TV listings makes it a hat trick. :(

Any more of this and they'll have to loose the exclamation point in their name. :)

And replace it with a question mark.

Yahoo?

;)
 
Yahoo will go the way of Excite, Lycos and Alta Vista (I actually really liked their search pre Google) very soon. Their email system completely ignores any filters you add with regards to spam which is all I ever get from it, to the point that I no longer check it. The only thing I've used Yahoo for in the past 10 years is fantasy sports garbage which I'm not at all married to and can just go to another provider, no problemo.

I never use Bing as much as I probably should because Microsoft's Hotmail has always been rock solid and scalable all the while being a free email service I've used for many many years. My Hotmail account is trained like a good watchdog which is more than I can say for Yahoo's system of blocking.
 
THAT'S STRANGE. AT&T has pulled down their tv listings on the home page and is now
directing users to "visit Yahoo". What happened? Must be something here that we are
missing.
 
I've used TitanTV for listings for a long time anyway. Their listings are extremely customizable and I've not been satisfied with any other listings service I've tried.

- Trip
 
Robnoxious said:
Their (Yahoo) email system completely ignores any filters you add with regards to spam which is all I ever get from it, to the point that I no longer check it.
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I've had a complete different, and much more pleasant, experience with Yahoo mail. Having been one of the first users of the package I found it's presentation fine, reliability excellent (except recently on one mailbox server), and blocking of spam nearly perfect. If your Yahoo spam blocking isn't working well I would question how you have it set up.

TripinVA says he likes TitanTV listings and I agree with him. After using half-a-dozen listing services over the years I too have stuck with TitanTV finding them the most accurate and reliable. Their customizing features are ideal for dealing with the myriad changes occurring after the DTV switch.
 
Well, I just tried out TitanTV for the first time in at least a few years, and I'm more impressed than I expected to be.
 
I checked it out also........too many stations I'm not interested in cluttering it up. If you
could X out the stations you don't ever watch it would be better. I didn't see a way to do
that.
 
gregg75 said:
I checked it out also........too many stations I'm not interested in cluttering it up. If you
could X out the stations you don't ever watch it would be better. I didn't see a way to do
that.
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You can. Go to 'manage' then 'edit channels'. From there you can mark channels for display or omission. You can also rename each channel to any name you desire.
 
And you can add channels that aren't listed, with no restrictions on location. It's completely customizable, which is why I love it.

- Trip
 
TitanTV

Another vote here for TitanTV Listings. As others noted, the screen is highly customizable. Further, it allows you to have multiple city listings and city versions (cable/OTA), which comes in handy while out of your home market. The rural PBS station near me added WORLD subchannel last year and the feed was out of sync (posting Eastern Time instead of PT). Sent off an email to TitanTV and it was fixed in 48 hours. Works great and is almost always 100% accurate.
 
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SanDiegoInExile said:
The rural PBS station near me added WORLD subchannel last year and the feed was out of sync (posting Eastern Time instead of PT). Sent off an email to TitanTV and it was fixed in 48 hours. Works great and is almost always 100% accurate.
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We had the same problem when THISTV was added last year. I sent them an email and it was fixed promptly. That is the only error I have noticed in the 18 months I've used their service.
 
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