The Cord-Cutting Myth

In 2012, the term Cord-cutting became the popular way to describe the growing number of consumers fleeing the rising costs of their Cable-TV subscriptions. The Cable companies have lost millions of customers since then, but very few have cut the cord.

A Fable/ A Memoir/ A How-To Book

If you’re tired of hefty cable bills and wondering how to navigate the world of home entertainment services, this book is your guide. Whether you’re considering cutting your Cable TV or simply want to optimize your family’s entertainment choices, “The Cord Curator's Guide to the Galaxy” provides practical insights. Volume I- The Restaurant at the End of the Cord is the story of the predicament of overabundance we find ourselves in, a brief history of the evolution of the technologies developed to enable this Grand Buffet of Infinite Content and how our family avoided drowning in the whirlpool of subscription creep to save thousands of dollars with the curation of our cord.

Discover how your family consumes entertainment, understand the costs, and learn how to curate a satisfying entertainment experience without breaking the bank.

The Cord Curator's Guide to the Galaxy:

Volume 1: The Restaurant at the End of the Cord

Coming in 2024

• Subscription Video-On-Demand (SVOD): The SVOD market generated 37.1 billion USD in 2023

• Ad-Supported Video-On-Demand (AVOD): The number of AVOD viewers in the U.S. has steadily increased, reaching around 140 million by 2024.

• Virtual Multichannel Video Programming Distributors (vMVPD): Traditional cable services have lost 7.2 million subscribers since 2012, while Internet Streaming Services have gained 3.2 million.
  

The Universe of Infinite Content

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Join the Cord Curator's Guild and become the Curator of your family's Home Entertainment Services. Share the lessons you learned with the Guild and become a Master Curator.