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OTT à la carte

by Daniel Taylor on 6 June, 2011

The Pay TV industry should be applauding. OTT has achieved à la carte nirvana. And the simplicity of a single bill, branded channels with predictable content and so on….is enough to prove the point that OTT brands are making it more and more work to consume media. Oh yeah, and by the way, it doesn’t matter who makes which deal which whatever company there is — outside of the movie industry, nobody knows, and nobody cares about studio brands.

Coming Soon: Re-Aggregation

by Daniel Taylor on 1 June, 2011

Last week, I mentioned that I am opting out of both Hulu Plus and Pandora’s recurring services. paidContent has an excellent run-down of Pandora’s numbers that got me thinking. In digital media, every growth projection is positive, and there’s little talk about the downside, which is the fragmentation that will ultimately lead to re-aggregation of digital media services.

I’m Not Paying For Pandora, Or Hulu Plus

27 May 2011

Say goodbye to buggy, experimental technology and the recurring expenses that were supposed to make it all worthwhile. So much for saving money.

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The Saints and Soldiers Indicator

17 March 2011

When you look into your “top picks” list and see these two movies: Saints and Soldiers and The Boondock Saints II. That’s a sign that you’re reaching the end of the OTT content. And perhaps time to get cable for once and for all.

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Amazon Prime Video Not Ready For Prime Time

15 March 2011

After a few weeks with Amazon Prime Video, we’d pay the $79 for the free 2-day shipping, but not for the video.

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Three Questions We Should Be Asking About Boxee

10 December 2009

Just because consumers can save money by cutting the cable, that doesn’t mean that they will. Assuming that Boxee is successful, what will happen next?

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