Sezmi, a new TV service that has been competing with cable 
and satellite providers in the greater Los Angeles area since February is ready to expand its reach.
The company today announced it has now expanded to 36 U.S. markets, including Atlanta, Philadelphia, Seattle and Washington D.C. Customers willing to spend $299 upfront for hardware can receive over-the-air TV stations (their high-def main channels, plus their digital subchannels), Web video, on-demand content as well as 15 basic cable channels for just $19.99 per month. (Customers who just want local channels and Web content can pay $4.99 per month.)
Chris Morris: Journalist 