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Like a House of Cards: Online Content and the Changing Face (or Screen) of Television Part I

February 21, 2013

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Part I

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In a fit of roommate bonding and late-night boredom, my new roommate and I decided to check out the Netflix series House of Cards. I hadn't seen advertisements and knew little about the content. The only information I had going in was that it was an unserialized serial -- all parts of the whole available for viewing at the same time.

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Great article. "The times they are a changin'"
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Leapbit is now on Facebook

February 21, 2013

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Same great content… just more of it. News, Opinion, how-to.

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Check out leapbit on Facebook.

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Hot Video: Google Glass in Action

February 21, 2013

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While these look awesome, I’m kind of afraid people will be watching Netflix while driving down the road. What do you think? Check out the video:

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For Amusement Only? Growing up with Technology

February 18, 2013

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What does all of this technology mean for our kids?

For Amusement Only? Growing up with Technology.

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Could streaming TV shows end your marriage?

February 17, 2013

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Geekdad on Wired.com Has interesting take on this problem. He called the phenomenon episode drift. Check out the link here.

The Case Against Episode Drifting

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The Future of TV and Movies

February 9, 2013

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We’ve come a long way since the days of 3 channels and rabbit ears.

I can stream HD movies and TV shows to my Roku HD with Netflix, Hulu and Amazon. I can store limitless amounts of video on my plex server and stream them to my iphone and watch them where ever and when ever I want.

So, the question is… Have we arrived?

Is this the content consuming utopia we all dreamed about? No.

Streaming services have limited catalogs, next-day-air services like hulu still make us wait until the next day to watched their limited offerings of shows. Copyright holders are still afraid that we’re some how getting something for free and taking money out of their wallets.

We’re not there yet, but it’s coming.

So what does the future hold for us?

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