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.
People have been talking about cutting cable for years now. The trend started picking up as streaming services began to mature and methods for watching TV without cable services got easier, whether it was via a game console or the early versions of Roku and Apple TV. But for all of the talk of Netflix…
The NBA draft has always been one of my favorite sporting events. Over the years I have watched it to see great players that I followed during their college careers (when that existed) start their professional careers, tuned in to see incompetent GMs continue to be incompetent and see if I could figure out which picks would be absolute busts….
Want to cut the cord and stop paying for cable? It may seem like it will be hard to find anything you want to watch without the trusty and expensive cable bundle. But the truth is that there is so much content to check out including the major network shows right at your figertips. You…
Plex is a powerful media server with capabilities that allow users to organize their own digital media, Share their media across networks, cue content from the video sources anywhere on the Internet and watch multiple community created content channels that bring network television content to Plex along with numerous other options. The Plex unsupported app…
Over Three years ago I began laying the groundwork for The Streaming Advisor because I noticed something. The media landscape was about to change. At the time, there was a barely reported narrative about how some people were experimenting with using antennas for TV and adding Netflix via the Nintendo Wii or the Roku Box….
