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I work from my home in Ithaca, NY, and did it long before pandemics made it cool.Here’s how to get started: How to add a streaming service In my long-lost free time, I wrote some novels, a couple of which are not just on my hard drive: BETA TEST ("an unusually lighthearted apocalyptic tale" according to Publishers' Weekly) and a YA book called KALI: THE GHOSTING OF SEPULCHER BAY. But I minored in Writing so I'd have a future. I got my degree at Ithaca College in, of all things, Television/Radio. I have freelanced for publications as diverse (and also now dead) as Sony Style,, and Flux. All of which are now defunct, and it's not my fault. I was previously on the founding staff of several magazines like Windows Sources, FamilyPC, and Access Internet Magazine.

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I migrated to software coverage for families, and I spent several years exclusively writing about the then-burgeoning technology called Wi-Fi. I started in tech publishing right out of college writing and editing about hardware and development tools.

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I regularly write features on all tech topics, plus I run several special projects including the Readers' Choice and Business Choice surveys, and yearly coverage of the Fastest ISPs and Best Gaming ISPs. I then served for a time as managing editor of business coverage for the website, before settling back into the features team for the last decade.

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I arrived for the end of the print era of PC Magazine as a senior writer. I've been writing about computers, the internet, and technology professionally for 30 years, more than half of that time with PCMag. That's got to be more accurate than relying on people to fill out a paper ballot in their living room and hope they don't lie about watching PBS when they were watching daytime soaps. Last year, it introduced a new tool to help re-invent itself for the streaming age (Opens in a new window), using audio-recognition tech to listen in on what people are watching. Then there are more traditional methods employed by Nielsen, the audience-measurement company behind the TV ratings for the entirety of television history. Also, few consider YouTube, which is probably the second-most-watched, behind Netflix. Amazon has over 200 million subscribers to Amazon Prime worldwide, with 112 million in the US, but it doesn't claim all of them as Prime Video users. Some streamers report only on paying customers, even if they have a free or give-away tier of service. Netflix cherry-picks how it will report things, usually breaking down things by region so you can't even accurately estimate the number of US-only subscribers, for example. A 2021 ScreenMedia (Opens in a new window) article argues that subscriber numbers are "a flawed measure of SVOD success." The reason is that the number of subscribers is self-reported. But is this the right way to measure SVOD market share? It is, after all, how JustWatch and competitors like ReelGood and now Plex do it: They each use data they've collected from their own users.Īnd why not? You probably don't want to base it on the number of people with access to the service. Lots of searches for Stranger Things, for example, would probably push Netflix up, not down (so expect that as the fourth season approaches). "Measured interest" translates to how many times someone looked for content and found it on the various streamers.

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