I am a card-carrying cord-cutter and have been for three years counting now. Broadband video is the only way I'm watching "30 Rock," or "Parks & Recreation," or "Glee." But praise be the Roku, the Apple TV, the Xbox, and the other connected devices that live underneath the TV set and make it possible to watch programming not hunched over the laptop all the time. Cause if you're going to snip that cable wire, you need your broadband video served up while you're nibbling on popcorn and kicking back on the c-o-u-c-h, right? ...Read the whole story
News doesn't need to be gory, gruesome or tragic to break in real time, be shared through social media, and ripple throughout the media ecosystem. In other words, often enough, publishers will turn to breaking news stories to drive incremental page and video views, and it will be perfectly fine to do so. ...More