Cord cutting is a term associated with the act of cancelling traditional cable services and choosing to build entertainment options piece by piece. Some people are happy to watch only TV available from over the air TV signals via an antenna but many other engage with free and premium streaming services with a variety of devices and smart TV systems. The term will most likely be sunsetted as more people adjust to a post bundle world.
In the first two weeks of college football, one important reality has hit home again and again. Many of the biggest football games are on broadcast TV channels. For instance, UCLA’s epic comeback in week 1 was on Fox not Fox Sports 1 or ESPN. Antennas are one of the most forgotten parts of a…
When Roku first launched as a way to stream Netflix it helped begin to change how streaming was perceived as a medium for content delivery. Along with the Nintendo Wii the Roku’s original entry was an early harbinger of things to come in the streaming world. Roku has been long established as a place for streaming and on-demand…
Want to see a misleading story. Google something along the lines of Watch _____ without paying for cable. Watch ESPN without paying for cable etc. What you usually find is someone writing an article about a service like PlayStation Vue, DirecTV Now or one of the handful of other streaming services that offer a very…
A recent study on cord cutting led an analyst at Barclays Kannan Venkateshwar to say that 31 million people could cancel cable in the next 10 years. Is that number reasonable? I don’t think so. But the number is not an unreasonable figure as far as losses. In fact, it may be a lot higher. But it…
This has been a hot summer. So hearing that Winter is Coming may be quite a treat. In the midst of a heatwave, there might be nothing better to do than sit and watch Game Of Thrones. Don’t have cable. No problem. If you haven’t tried it yet this is the perfect time to add the…
