By Steve Hawley and David Price
The first article of a new blog has been published by Videonet, co-authored by David Price and myself. David is a well-known and highly respected executive in the TV technology industry and is now the head of Scala Advisors. Videonet is one of the go-to resources in the connected TV industry. I’ve been a judge for The Connies – previously known as Videonet’s Connected TV Awards – for a number of years. It’s a privilege to be associated with all of them!
Now, to our story… After joining an over-the-top video service, David decided to have a try at discontinuing his pay TV provider’s video service. Soon he was in for a rude awakening… (Continued at Videonet)
We’ll have new articles regularly, on a variety of topics. Stay Tuned!
Hey Steve,
Nice to see you and David are working together. That story had a twist I wasn’t expecting.
I too took the YouTubeTV plunge but in a slightly different way. I signed up for AT&T’s fiber when I made the switch. They also have a 1 TB limit, at least for the package I took. I have been a pest to my family making sure that we stop streaming when we turn off the TV, as I have been afraid of hitting the limit. So far, I think we have only been in the hundreds of gigabytes; and that’s with all the video uploading I do.