Recent content by Juan

Ruin it

Stuck in the 70s I see.back when all you needed was 2 or 3 OTA channels...sad part is the content was about 10x better back then

The only thing dish purchased was a license

Here's another https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/disney-plus-loses-700000-subscribers-in-the-first-quarter-of-2025/ar-AA1yxArG

Did you see my response?

Looks like Disney is really losing customers in the United States AI Overview +1 Yes, Disney+ is experiencing a decline in subscribers in the United States. Specifically, Disney's report showed that Disney+ lost 700,000 subscribers in Q1 2025, following price increases and the expiration...

Show me where Disney gained customers

Meanwhile..Disney plus loses 700k+ customers https://www.indiewire.com/news/business/disney-plus-subscriber-loss-moana-2-profit-boost-q1-2025-earnings-1235091820/ Youtubetv loses 150k subscribers IMDb: YouTube TV Loses Estimated 150,000 Subscribers in First Quarter; Has the Streamer Peaked...

If I remember correctly ..The original travel channel was related to the weather channel (back when they showed actual weather)...back in the 80s

Link no worky

They have to have a warehouse with employees with phones in stock.....its probably cheaper to keep your stock in a van and deliver in person

I agree also having the MAX app is 10 x better than subscribing to any premium movie service

Youtube tv is just another iteration of cable and satellite...when you add in broadband it's not really cheaper

Paid tv is just being pirated...its much easier to pirate content on a open system like the internet vs cable or satellite

About the size of a jitterbug phone