Data caps may be an issue (although ...
Data caps may be an issue (although cellcos could sell special plans). So, for now, maybe the future is in audio.
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Data caps may be an issue (although cellcos could sell special plans). So, for now, maybe the future is in audio.
@csoghoian This is great. Serious question: could it give certain political groups more ammo to further defund libraries?
@gominokouhai Here's a hint if you're on a shared host: upload the zip file, unzip it, then load in a browser. Should take you through it.
@gominokouhai Gotcha. Yeah, we designed https://withknown.com/pro for users who just want it to work. Fully-managed.
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@tef @gominokouhai I should also say: check out #knownchat on Freenode. (I'm actually away from my computer right now.)
@danlyke It is, but I'm being serious - a real, 60-minute investigative news show, perhaps via a subscription, would be awesome. & needed.
@tef @gominokouhai Evening / morning! First stop, check out the doc here: http://docs.withknown.com Or https://withknown.com/pro
Imagine a current events show that you watched every night online, which included investigations & interviews ... and wasn't a comedy.
Live events are still not good online. But the most glaring omission for me: the news. A serious online nightly news show would be good.
@_pius Yes. I used to do that a lot in the UK. Makes sense. Last Oscars I ended up going to a party at a movie theater a friend runs.
@_pius That makes sense: TV is still better at live events. But presumably that will go away as it stops being the primary platform?
This says a lot about me, but my question about cord-cutting is: what happens to C-SPAN? It provides an important service. Does it go away?