Satellite television has shattered the shackles confining live TV to the living room.

It's now possible to see the latest episode of The Simpsons, watch a Denver Broncos game and catch the nightly news while cruising 75 miles per hour on a highway in eastern Colorado or soaring 30,000 feet above ground.

During the past few years, TV has entered two markets that are gaining traction: automobiles and airplanes.

A Rhode Island-based company recently released a system that allows SUVs and minivans to receive 300 channels of satellite TV - while the vehicles are moving.

And several airlines, including Denver- based Frontier Airlines and JetBlue Airways, now offer satellite television to ...