Comments on: Living without television: cut the cord on the boob tube and still enjoy quality entertainment http://bryanmurley.com/site/index.php/2009/08/18/living-without-television-cut-the-cord-on-the-boob-tube-and-still-enjoy-quality-entertainment/ My personal home on the Web Sun, 07 Feb 2010 08:09:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: joeybaker http://bryanmurley.com/site/index.php/2009/08/18/living-without-television-cut-the-cord-on-the-boob-tube-and-still-enjoy-quality-entertainment/comment-page-1/#comment-16318 joeybaker Tue, 18 Aug 2009 23:45:58 +0000 http://bryanmurley.com/site/?p=320#comment-16318 Couldn't agree more sir. I never, ever, turn on the TV unless I'm a) really bored (yeah, like that happens often) or b) want to watch sports.<br><br>The last NCAA Basketball tourny was broadcast live on YouTube, and it was a better experience than watching on TV. Not only could I view the games in HD, but I could see any game I wanted – I wasn't limited by my basic cable geography. If they start doing this for regular games there will be no reason at all for me to every turn on a TV.<br><br>That… or TV's can start integrating with the web and I can go back to enjoying the large screen size. Couldn't agree more sir. I never, ever, turn on the TV unless I'm a) really bored (yeah, like that happens often) or b) want to watch sports.

The last NCAA Basketball tourny was broadcast live on YouTube, and it was a better experience than watching on TV. Not only could I view the games in HD, but I could see any game I wanted – I wasn't limited by my basic cable geography. If they start doing this for regular games there will be no reason at all for me to every turn on a TV.

That… or TV's can start integrating with the web and I can go back to enjoying the large screen size.

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