We’re at something of a tipping point in the video industry as Charter discontinues cable boxes for its Spectrum TV service, Best Buy plans to stop selling physical video media, and YouTube and Netflix vie to dominate the streaming space. The HomeTech Podcast’s Gavin Campbell joins Richard again to run through this news and catch you up on what’s happening in their entertainment centers.

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• Best Buy is exiting the physical media business for good in 2024
• Spectrum is Ditching Traditional Cable TV & Is Going Streaming Only For New TV Customers
• Here comes another Netflix price hike
• Apple TV+ share compared to other streaming platforms in the US
• PS5 cloud streaming details: launch dates and bandwidth requirements

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