So essentially, tech has broken up cable companies dominance by fragmenting the industry.
I'm going to call it here first - there's a startup coming that will combine all streaming services into one package for a low-low cost of $30/month.
So essentially, tech has broken up cable companies dominance by fragmenting the industry.
I'm going to call it here first - there's a startup coming that will combine all streaming services into one package for a low-low cost of $30/month.
Honestly, I find it all super noisy and more or less abandoned TV. I am happy to watch a movie, or binge something good.
But I am not gonna chase it all.
My family is happy to, so it is their department now. And I get a nice benefit:
When I do want something, I need only ask. They will set it right up and I am good to go. Perfect.
I unfortunately fell for one of those 'exclusive' docu streaming services and within minutes wanted to get a refund.
I'm asking mostly because they make me real curious, and their prices aren't all that high for a year. It is a miracle I haven't yet gone down that path.
I honestly feel like the over abundance of choice is what puts me off.
However, it looks like the going trend is to create a streaming version for the Youtube channel so I assume the quality and content will become more of a gateway to more content than the full deal.
On what were you watching the cable tv?
And I agree about the choice, I also like this forced few selection when I am at a hotel, it is actually quite exciting to see what is available and be forced to be on time and everything.
Nothing to do with the choice as your are right Poland has amazing choices. From high end brands to low-cost, high quality brands too.
A 5 minute ad could actually provide some respite from that dopamine hit by allowing you to get up and move around, make a tea and grab a bit of fresh air.