your youtube tv, that lags by an average of 67 seconds. so streaming lagged cable by 39 seconds overall. i want to give you an idea of how this works in realtime with a good example up here. we literally have cable and then we started the clock for 39 seconds, you look at streaming tv. nothing is going on at this particular point. why is this so important? because maybe you want to be texting with trends, don. maybe you are on twitter, right, and you re following the action. or maybe you have a sports app and it s updating you and of course they get the action in realtime and you re watching, let s say, youtube tv and all of a sudden the action is happening and you have no idea what s going on and i for one can t stand this, especially when i m watching an nfl game and i can t watch my buffalo bills streaming, i have to make sure that i m getting it in realtime. we just hit zero and the streaming just started. that s how much of a delay that we are talking about here. so when you re, l
buzzer beaters all of a sudden you might not necessarily know what s going on. let s walk back here a little bit. again, as i mentioned, it s your friends texting, it s at which time, it s your sports app, all that lagging really hurts. do you know what, americans really hate spoilers and it s not just about sports streaming. twitter can spoil stream shows, let s say succession, for example. we have polling for everything. about 75% of americans hate spoilers of any type. if they ruin suction successione i will be angry. it s a great argument for cable, by the way. i m glad you said that. i was going to say just get cable, it s in realtime pretty much. notification from cbs sports before you even behind out what happened to the game. yeah. awful. i can t stand it. annoys the heck out of me. and you spend more money i find on all of these services than just cable. figure it out, it s called cable. we have a lot of games to watch today. we will be right back, harry.
can we show the technicality difficulties graphic? that s always a fun one. oh, wow. glitch, glitch, glitch! okay, winston is here right now with the tech news as well as what we have coming up a little later on. let s start first and talk about vine. twitter s vine app is making youtube feel so six seconds ago. are you a viner? i m not a viner, but i know all about it. that was a close one. vine started in 2012. instead of instagram, where it s like a feed of just still photos back in the day, vine was short videos. who wants to get crazy for the new year?! vine was most interesting in the fact of its limitations. you can only have a six-second
have done? morale was now at an all-time low, and dominoes were falling. people were leaving. i mean, they laid off a few of us at once. they were very solemn and were just like, hey, just want to let you know, today s your last day at hq. and they gave me a tote bag to put my stuff in with the hq logo on it, which i thought was funny. i mean, definitely a funny little piece on top of it. it really, you know, this was it. the ship was truly sinking here. that s why when i had an opportunity to go elsewhere, i took it. dan, please, zach, this is actually dan s jacket. it was like a streaming sports app produced by mlb, and i m a huge baseball fan. meet the mets, meet the mets. i m thinking, i can still do the sunday night hq and do change up money through friday. rus did not want to do that, and they did not want to do a farewell and so, okay, i guess that i m no longer going to be