2012-02-09
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FlowingData breaks down why (legally) getting your content through the internet is much better and cheaper than cable. After Netflix and Hulu Plus subscriptions, season passes for a few TV shows through iTunes, and the entire NBA season, the net savings is: “$577.13. Over 1,000 tacos.”
(via Why I want to quit cable)
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Except sadly, no matter how hard you try, you can’t get HBOGo without having...cable...
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I’m living proof of this trend. We cut...cable tv cord about six months ago, bumped up our...
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From now on everyone should put money...save in terms of Taco Opportunity Cost.
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petervidani said:
And about a billion fewer ads.
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jacob said:
Except that paying for triple play makes the internet itself cheaper. I’ve had the first-year triple play deal for two years now.
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