TV (and its advertisers) has decades of data to bolster their confidence that fans will find games that matter, and consume them. Those of us who thought we were smart by escaping the cable bundle are now spending far more trying to replicate it.
Just like every industry, TV is thinking about how to get more of your disposable income, not…
TV (and its advertisers) has decades of data to bolster their confidence that fans will find games that matter, and consume them. Those of us who thought we were smart by escaping the cable bundle are now spending far more trying to replicate it.
Just like every industry, TV is thinking about how to get more of your disposable income, not give you more value for the same coin. Higher education leaders have failed consumers by putting up far too little resistance.
TV (and its advertisers) has decades of data to bolster their confidence that fans will find games that matter, and consume them. Those of us who thought we were smart by escaping the cable bundle are now spending far more trying to replicate it.
Just like every industry, TV is thinking about how to get more of your disposable income, not give you more value for the same coin. Higher education leaders have failed consumers by putting up far too little resistance.