Mainstream spenders seem to have had enough of it — especially when it comes to streaming services.  https://buff.ly/3Hb7JWR

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I am kinda tired of them believing that their product is special. I bet sooner or later more than one of these will topple and will be sold to others and consolidate.

consolidation will continue until morale improves 

this will be good for both fans and creators in the long run, just feels awful right now for everyone involved

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I didn’t know that you can buy antennas. Funnily I don’t own a TV :) iPad first home!

In addition to paring down the monthly streamers, bought a $10 HD antenna -- folks may not know that TV stations still broadcast, and if you're within 25 miles of an urban area, you'll probably get 50+ HD stations.

🔭🔎 scouting near and far :: thought follower

If that is your profession or in my case hobby, I think that makes sense. Same goes for computer back up and some storage online.

I was there when Adobe switched to subscription pricing and managed to stay away for years and years. Subscribed to the Big Three, InDesign Photoshop illustrator in December. They finally got me. Affinity apps only come close 🫠

I’m a little options considering teapot

Oh wait, I didn’t know TMo had that option 8 have to check that out. I mostly watch on iPad so don’t care that much about HD :)

Cancelled HBO and Hulu subs this year, netflix is covered by T-Mobile bill though I do pay the small upgrade difference for HD. Apple+ is paid for from my iPad subscription but if that changes it will go

Apple is almost the worst, pay for it and then also pay for the content separately, no thanks. If I buy, from prime