SOLVED. Sci-Fi story was about the idea that satellite tv was harmful, and in the end, I think a man ends up working for cable tv to work against the proliferation of wireless tv. [s]

[Rafi]

This story was about the idea that satellite tv was harmful, and in the end, I think a man ends up working for cable tv to work against the proliferation of wireless tv.

Not much, but unusual subject so I hope someone will know it.

[Andy]

The Man Who murdered Television, by Joseph Patrouch. It's in this collection TV: 2000

[Rafi]

ah, I see it was also published in Analog Oct 1976. I'll have to dig out my analog collection to check, may take a few days, but I'll let you know if it's right.

[Andy]

Thanks. I think I identified your other story, too (another Analog story).

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Rafi, can you confirm that Andy's suggestion was your story?

[Kris]

Does "ss" mean "short story"?

[Andy]

Bump

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

No response from Rafi. Moving to Solved.

[Andy]

Lobstergirl wrote: "No response from Rafi. Moving to Solved."

Thanks Lobstergirl.

In answer to Kris's question, "ss" does mean "short story"