While I largely went without a cable TV subscription (due to cost) for most of the early-to-mid 2000s, I’ve had cable TV since that time.… Read More »Thoughts on (fully) cord cutting and dropping cable TV
Cord cutting apparently is continuing to pick up the pace, despite all that cable TV still offers viewers: over-the-air local channels; regional sports networks; and… Read More »Cord cutting continues to grow in popularity, at cable TV’s expense
A recent study shows that most Americans who still have a cable TV subscription are keeping it out of tradition, for convenience, and for sports coverage.
It’s time again for the Winter Olympics. This year, the games are being held from February 9 to 25, 2018 in Pyeongchang, South Korea. I’ll… Read More »How to stream the 2018 Winter Olympics
YouTube (and thus Google, its owner) is the latest to jump on the subscription video services bandwagon. Its newest service, YouTube TV, is a live… Read More »YouTube launches YouTube TV
The 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will run from Friday, August 5 to Sunday, August 21. Of course, the Olympics does have… Read More »How to watch the 2016 Summer Olympics online
Yes, it’s another infographic from Statista. This time, it concerns live TV programming. Despite the rise of DVRs and on-demand programming, Nielsen reports that live… Read More »Are live sports cable TV’s last stand against cord cutting?
As part of my recent reduction in cable TV service, I’ve been reading tips on cord cutting or cord shaving. Of course, advice varies. Some… Read More »Cord cutting and cord shaving tips
Tuesday night is President Obama’s final State of the Union address, as he leaves office a year from now. This year, the White House plans… Read More »Obama’s final State of the Union covered on Amazon, Snapchat
There’s been a lot of talk about “cord cutting,” or cancelling cable TV services. Less spoken about is “cord shaving,” or just cutting back on… Read More »My choice of video services (winter 2015-2016)