The growing problem of cable TV Cable TV has lied to us and it is slowly strangling the American public, all for profit. We were told Cable Tv would be Ad Free. It’s not. We were told we would pay one fee for Cable TV and receive all of the programs. It’s not. The lies…
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Blogger, Commentary, Entertainment, Features, General Topics, Movies, Opinion, TelevisionAmazon Prime , Apple TV , Cable TV , Comcast , excessive fees , government control , Hulu , lies , lying cable , Netflix , no ads , Xfinity Getting bored by the empty void of streaming TV With so many streaming cable options all competing for the public’s attention, there are some great choices and some terrible ones. And there are things that each system can do to improve their services, besides adding quality original programming to their offerings. When the monthly subscription…
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Blogger, Commentary, Entertainment, Features, General Topics, Movies, Opinion, rayhanania, TelevisionAmazon Prime , Cable TV , Comcast , Griselda Blanco , Hulu , Lifetime Channel , monthly subscriptions , Netflix , original programs , poor quality programming , subscription TV , The Handmaid's Tale , Xfinity Xfinity-Comcast excels at providing remote access Whatever issues might exist with WiFi services, Xfinity-Comcast does offer the best remote access to your cable TV account, far better than any of the other competitors including DirecTV. Xfinity allows customers to view programs they have recorded on their home systems remotely, from anywhere where WiFi access is available…
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Baby Boomers, Blogger, Commentary, Entertainment, General Topics, Movies, Opinion, rayhanania, Television10 Cloverfield Lane , Bad Robot , Cloverfield , films , from great to worse , J.J. Abrams , monsters , movies , Netflix , Science fiction , Super Bowl , The Cloverfield Paradox Netflix increases fees as programming drops Netflix raised fees, again. But if they want to keep me as a loyal subscriber, they need to be loyal to me and produce some kickass programing. Dropping Kevin Spacey from “House of Cards” is a major blow, and the garbage they are offering the wake of another favorite,…
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Baby Boomers, Blogger, Commentary, Editors Pick, Entertainment, General Topics, Movies, Opinion, rayhanania, Technology, Television, VideosHouse of Cards , Hulu , Kevin Spacey , lack of quality programs , Netflix , price hike Cable and subscription TV are cheating the consumer We pay a lot for subscriptions to Hulu, Netflix and cable TV providers like Xfinity and DirecTV, so why can’t we get what we were promised? Access to great basic programming and a commercial free experience? By Ray Hanania One of the appeals of subscription television is…
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The growing problem of cable TV
By Ray Hanania |
The growing problem of cable TV Cable TV has lied to us and it is slowly strangling the American public, all for profit. We were told Cable Tv would be Ad Free. It’s not. We were told we would pay one fee for Cable TV and receive all of the programs. It’s not. The lies…
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