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I cut the cord 3 years ago and regularly pay 2 dollars an episode for shows I want to watch. I own several rokus and pay for prime, hulu (occasionally) and net
by hoopism 12y ago
I cut the cord 3 years ago and regularly pay 2 dollars an episode for shows I want to watch. I own several rokus and pay for prime, hulu (occasionally) and netflix (occasionally). I have never been happier with my tv/media consumption.
Hulu is the only thing I would like to replace... I have no tolerance for ads... I'd pay more to get rid of them. I don't know how anyone watches regular tv (unless it's with a DVR).
- ryanSrich 12y agoThis. I actually had an idea for producing a product that gave users truly commercial free cable (the way it was actually intended to function in the first place).But considering the nature of that market the only real way to make it work, at least based on my cursory research, is to become the content provider (much like what Netflix is doing).