What were you thinking before you wrote and posted that?

I was thinking this would happen. Given how the business has changed…neither party wants the programming to go dark. I think a new agreement will become reached in, say, the next week.

He enjoys the money.

No. I am more in need for a new iPad. My reasons are that I do not personally need or want a new iPhone. I also am not excited to pay Apple prices on any device … given they are expensive. I am guessing I will probably wait, perhaps, two years.

I switched in 2022 from DirecTV [Satellite] to YouTube TV and Frndly. It was nothing against DirecTV. It was numerous factors. I am good. I did not have a problem. Now, I will mention I am in the area of Detroit (in Wayne County), Michigan.

This is true. “Max,” as rebrand of HBO, caused confusion in some people. “Max” had people thinking of the acronym for Cinemax. This was so unnecessary. This was so stupid. Warner Bros. Discovery—the very people responsible—delivered with this a good example of how it is possible to have more...

Does that DirecTV quote actually mean anything?

Carl—I left DirecTV in 2022. My decision was due to a changes which involved how I am watching television and my personal needs. I think people’s choice of a provider, or whether to no longer subscribe at all to a linear cable-television provider, are theirs … and that is understandable. I...

I will add to this comment the realigning changes concerning how people specifically use and watch television … along with—and people don’t tend to want to get into this—the economic positions of people who are making tough decisions (part of the overall reasons for continuous subscription...

One of my credit cards had an offer, last year, with a –$5 credit issued for each month, for up to three months, with subscription to Peacock. It recall it was for subscription of at least $4.99 pricing—so that would make it zeroed out. I subscribed to the No-Ads package of Peacock. And I...

Do you know if Hulu + Live TV include multiscreens of its carried premium-movie programmers—HBO, Cinemax, Starz, and Showtime?

No such thing.

I support people getting what they want. I, however, do not care about 4K. This may not get mentioned by many people…but, I don’t find myself thinking about it as the programmers never kept up with the technology of televisions (4K and beyond). So, I figured, never mind.

I have three words, for now, to describe this: Out of touch.

People are pretty loose at listing subscription prices, one company to the next, as if the included programmers are comparable. For some…perhaps. For others…no. It is important to research and inform oneself of what is carried. And to also note if wanted programming would require a higher...