Count me as one of those jumpers. I'm OTA only now and couldn't be happier. I took a look at all my season passes and realized that the only thing I was watching beyond the broadcast networks was ESPN. I couldn't justify paying Time Warner essentially $1000/year for just ESPN so I jumped ship. Put up the antenna, bought a TiVoHD with my "profits" and haven't looked back. The best part is that now I get HD locals from two cities (Cincinnati and Dayton) which often have a different combination of NFL games, so I get to see most of the good games rather than being limited to what cable offered.
I don't think a "confirmation" from pompous Ken H is enough to say that this is completely out of the question. Ken closed the thread after checking with his local CBS affiliate and assumed that they both knew and were telling him the real answer (even if they are an O&O).
There are too many clues that point to HD for Survivor this season. Generally the network guide and TitanTV guide aren't both wrong. The rumor that a contestant reported the use of HD cameras carries a little bit of weight as well.
I think we'll know something more starting Sunday night during the Super Bowl.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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