The competitive landscape for what is turning out to be the next evolution of in-home video content delivery is just making me realize that the content is not worth the hassle.
I'm not going to replace a $100/mo CATV subscription with 10 (or even 5) $10/mo individual subscriptions, where I have to constantly remember which service provides a particular show.
I'm not going to have multiple dongles and devices to watch content.
I am absolutely not going to rely on smart TV apps to provide a consistent or complete user experience.
I am not going to pay for a service and still be subjected to advertisements.
Somebody ping me when there is actually a logical option for in-home video content delivery to my TV. Until then, I'll either leave it turned off or use traditional options.
I'm not going to replace a $100/mo CATV subscription with 10 (or even 5) $10/mo individual subscriptions, where I have to constantly remember which service provides a particular show.
I'm not going to have multiple dongles and devices to watch content.
I am absolutely not going to rely on smart TV apps to provide a consistent or complete user experience.
I am not going to pay for a service and still be subjected to advertisements.
Somebody ping me when there is actually a logical option for in-home video content delivery to my TV. Until then, I'll either leave it turned off or use traditional options.