Not new, but interesting nonetheless.
ESPN's Surrender to Grim New Reality
ESPN's Surrender to Grim New Reality
this warms the heart.Not new, but interesting nonetheless.
ESPN's Surrender to Grim New Reality
To be fair, that's not what the article is saying.Crying wolf. Nothing would please me more than seeing them go under, but it's not happening. Downsizing? Yes. Dying? Not a chance.
Compare the lists of people they axed to who they kept. Look at the shows they still air and promote versus ones that have disappeared over the years.maybe they'll finally stop this whole tabloid news/hot takes bullsh*t they've been doing.
Go back to real sports reporting and sports programming and enough with acting like Access Hollywood
Perhaps if ESPN stopped alienating 50% of the country by pushing one sided politics they wouldn't be in the position they're in...
They'll find a way. In the end we'll wind up paying more for less content.The problem is... as these cable companies start to bleed money I hope they don't some how seize the internet. I have seen some forced advertisement on the Net but not a huge issue at this moment.
But you know some greedy ****s are going to try and figure out a way to force people into a decision. I wouldn't mind paying for a Patriots package on the internet or paying for what I would watch. Hopefully this is where the business goes.
The problem is... as these cable companies start to bleed money I hope they don't some how seize the internet. I have seen some forced advertisement on the Net but not a huge issue at this moment.
But you know some greedy ****s are going to try and figure out a way to force people into a decision. I wouldn't mind paying for a Patriots package on the internet or paying for what I would watch. Hopefully this is where the business goes.
Ultrafast wi-fi, which is 100 times quicker than today’s mobile networks is on the horizon, after scientists proved they could send complex data using high-frequency radiation.
The researchers sent video signals using terahertz, rather than traditional microwaves, at speeds of 50 gigabytes per second. Most wireless networks only operate at top speeds of 500 megabytes a second.
The breakthrough could lead to high-speed streaming on the go.