By Chris Brass Writer There is a lot of reporting on cord cutting these days. A lot of it comes from people who are not cord cutters and the results are very easy to spot. It’s not uncommon for me to read various online articles from local and national news organizations asking if it really…
Look. Cord cutting has never from the start been a way to get every single channel and watch every single show on earth for less than the cost of the introductory bundled price of cable. And to pretend like that is the actual cost of cable for the average person is at best horrible reporting….
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…
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…
