Cocktail Crossfire: Is Too Much Good Sunday TV an Actual Problem?
In Today's New York Times, Brian Stelter uncovers a burgeoning problem in American living rooms: Too much good Sunday night TV. But is this quality television overload a real problem?
The DVR has been around for years now, but it's time to officially call it a TV killer as both The New York Times' old school and new school media reporters have discovered its magic.
In Today's New York Times, Brian Stelter uncovers a burgeoning problem in American living rooms: Too much good Sunday night TV. But is this quality television overload a real problem?
We'd love to talk about all the fun stuff that happened on TV last night, but we can't. Because our DVR hates us.
It would take nine coal-burning power plants to produce the amount of energy DVR boxes waste
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