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[QUOTE="Chuck, post: 4723842, member: 1646"]
I'm in your camp with cutting the cord and rarely watching anything on network tv.  BUT, I still have a tie to "linear-like" content in that I subscribe to YouTubeTV.  I do still surf for my sports unless I 100% know what I'm looking to put on.  For example, I'm a Yankees fan, but I lost YES when cutting the cord.  I pretty much got over it, but the Yankees are on Amazon Prime periodically.  Because I don't track when they're on, and don't "surf" Amazon, I've only watched a couple games over the past two years.  If those were on YouTubeTV I would've noticed and watched.

I think an important step in streaming will come from the devices we use to stream.  There will be a list of favorites that will track like "channels" that will show all live content that is on.  I'd say it should only show what you subscribe to, but you know it will show everything to try to get you to subscribe.  If I go to my Firestick/Roku and look at "sports" and it shows everything being broadcast live at that moment, that would be a killer blow to cable tv.
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