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  1. "Opponents have argued that the bill would drive up legal costs for associations, which would pass those along to homeowners, and otherwise punish organizations typically run by volunteers. HOAs, they argue, have stepped in to provide vital services and infrastructure increasingly outsourced by local governments.

    "But supporters say they were motivated by homeowners’ stories of HOAs acting as unaccountable quasi-governments that can make arbitrary rules, like how long a car can be parked in a driveway or how long a trash bin can stay on the street, then levy fines and even initiate foreclosures over violations. Similar bills have recently passed in other states, including Florida and Georgia."

    Minnesota lawmakers vote to limit powers of homeowners associations
    By Nathaniel Minor
    The Minnesota Star Tribune
    startribune.com/mn-hoa-bill-of

    #Minnesota #mnleg #HOAs

  2. The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen – Cord Cutters News

    The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen

    By Luke Bouma, on December 21, 2025, in All News, News

    In a move that sparks the end of cable TV’s control of your TV, YouTube TV has emerged as the dominant force in live TV, eclipsing the combined watch time of two of the largest traditional cable providers, Spectrum and Comcast, according to the latest Nielsen data for November 2025. This milestone underscores the accelerating migration of viewers away from legacy cable bundles toward flexible, app-based streaming services, signaling potential challenges for the old guard of the industry as digital platforms continue to redefine how Americans consume entertainment. Many will still point to cable TV companies having more total subscribers, but the most important data point is watch time as Nielsen looks primarily at that. Increasingly, many people are being forced to pay for cable TV through HOAs and apartments, but do not use it.

    The Nielsen report, released earlier this month, highlights a pivotal moment where YouTube TV captured 2.39% of total television viewership across the United States during the measured month. This figure alone positions it as the clear leader among pay-TV providers. In stark contrast, Spectrum and Comcast—longstanding behemoths in the cable sector—together accounted for just 2.14% of viewership. Spectrum trailed with 1.57%, while Comcast lagged further behind at 0.64%. The gap, though narrow at 0.25 percentage points, represents a symbolic and substantive victory for Google’s streaming arm, which has aggressively expanded its offerings to include local channels, sports packages, and unlimited cloud DVR storage at competitive price points.

    This development comes amid broader trends in media consumption. Traditional cable subscriptions have been hemorrhaging for years, with cord-cutting accelerating post-pandemic as households prioritize on-demand access and cost savings. YouTube TV, launched in 2017, has capitalized on this by integrating seamlessly with Google’s ecosystem, allowing users to access content across devices with minimal friction. Its growth trajectory has been fueled by exclusive deals for major sports leagues, such as NFL Sunday Ticket, which drew massive audiences during the fall season. November’s data, encompassing a period rich in football playoffs and holiday previews, likely amplified these effects, drawing in both casual viewers and die-hard fans who value the service’s multiview features and 4K streaming capabilities.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen | Cord Cutters News

    Tags: Apartments, Bigger Than Cable, Cable Television, Cord Cutters News, End of Cable TV, HOAs, Television, Television Viewership, TV, YouTube TV
    #Apartments #BiggerThanCable #CableTelevision #CordCuttersNews #EndOfCableTV #HOAs #Television #TelevisionViewership #TV #YouTubeTV
  3. The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen – Cord Cutters News

    The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen

    By Luke Bouma, on December 21, 2025, in All News, News

    In a move that sparks the end of cable TV’s control of your TV, YouTube TV has emerged as the dominant force in live TV, eclipsing the combined watch time of two of the largest traditional cable providers, Spectrum and Comcast, according to the latest Nielsen data for November 2025. This milestone underscores the accelerating migration of viewers away from legacy cable bundles toward flexible, app-based streaming services, signaling potential challenges for the old guard of the industry as digital platforms continue to redefine how Americans consume entertainment. Many will still point to cable TV companies having more total subscribers, but the most important data point is watch time as Nielsen looks primarily at that. Increasingly, many people are being forced to pay for cable TV through HOAs and apartments, but do not use it.

    The Nielsen report, released earlier this month, highlights a pivotal moment where YouTube TV captured 2.39% of total television viewership across the United States during the measured month. This figure alone positions it as the clear leader among pay-TV providers. In stark contrast, Spectrum and Comcast—longstanding behemoths in the cable sector—together accounted for just 2.14% of viewership. Spectrum trailed with 1.57%, while Comcast lagged further behind at 0.64%. The gap, though narrow at 0.25 percentage points, represents a symbolic and substantive victory for Google’s streaming arm, which has aggressively expanded its offerings to include local channels, sports packages, and unlimited cloud DVR storage at competitive price points.

    This development comes amid broader trends in media consumption. Traditional cable subscriptions have been hemorrhaging for years, with cord-cutting accelerating post-pandemic as households prioritize on-demand access and cost savings. YouTube TV, launched in 2017, has capitalized on this by integrating seamlessly with Google’s ecosystem, allowing users to access content across devices with minimal friction. Its growth trajectory has been fueled by exclusive deals for major sports leagues, such as NFL Sunday Ticket, which drew massive audiences during the fall season. November’s data, encompassing a period rich in football playoffs and holiday previews, likely amplified these effects, drawing in both casual viewers and die-hard fans who value the service’s multiview features and 4K streaming capabilities.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen | Cord Cutters News

    Tags: Apartments, Bigger Than Cable, Cable Television, Cord Cutters News, End of Cable TV, HOAs, Television, Television Viewership, TV, YouTube TV
    #Apartments #BiggerThanCable #CableTelevision #CordCuttersNews #EndOfCableTV #HOAs #Television #TelevisionViewership #TV #YouTubeTV
  4. The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen – Cord Cutters News

    The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen

    By Luke Bouma, on December 21, 2025, in All News, News

    In a move that sparks the end of cable TV’s control of your TV, YouTube TV has emerged as the dominant force in live TV, eclipsing the combined watch time of two of the largest traditional cable providers, Spectrum and Comcast, according to the latest Nielsen data for November 2025. This milestone underscores the accelerating migration of viewers away from legacy cable bundles toward flexible, app-based streaming services, signaling potential challenges for the old guard of the industry as digital platforms continue to redefine how Americans consume entertainment. Many will still point to cable TV companies having more total subscribers, but the most important data point is watch time as Nielsen looks primarily at that. Increasingly, many people are being forced to pay for cable TV through HOAs and apartments, but do not use it.

    The Nielsen report, released earlier this month, highlights a pivotal moment where YouTube TV captured 2.39% of total television viewership across the United States during the measured month. This figure alone positions it as the clear leader among pay-TV providers. In stark contrast, Spectrum and Comcast—longstanding behemoths in the cable sector—together accounted for just 2.14% of viewership. Spectrum trailed with 1.57%, while Comcast lagged further behind at 0.64%. The gap, though narrow at 0.25 percentage points, represents a symbolic and substantive victory for Google’s streaming arm, which has aggressively expanded its offerings to include local channels, sports packages, and unlimited cloud DVR storage at competitive price points.

    This development comes amid broader trends in media consumption. Traditional cable subscriptions have been hemorrhaging for years, with cord-cutting accelerating post-pandemic as households prioritize on-demand access and cost savings. YouTube TV, launched in 2017, has capitalized on this by integrating seamlessly with Google’s ecosystem, allowing users to access content across devices with minimal friction. Its growth trajectory has been fueled by exclusive deals for major sports leagues, such as NFL Sunday Ticket, which drew massive audiences during the fall season. November’s data, encompassing a period rich in football playoffs and holiday previews, likely amplified these effects, drawing in both casual viewers and die-hard fans who value the service’s multiview features and 4K streaming capabilities.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen | Cord Cutters News

    #Apartments #BiggerThanCable #CableTelevision #CordCuttersNews #EndOfCableTV #HOAs #Television #TelevisionViewership #TV #YouTubeTV
  5. The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen – Cord Cutters News

    The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen

    By Luke Bouma, on December 21, 2025, in All News, News

    In a move that sparks the end of cable TV’s control of your TV, YouTube TV has emerged as the dominant force in live TV, eclipsing the combined watch time of two of the largest traditional cable providers, Spectrum and Comcast, according to the latest Nielsen data for November 2025. This milestone underscores the accelerating migration of viewers away from legacy cable bundles toward flexible, app-based streaming services, signaling potential challenges for the old guard of the industry as digital platforms continue to redefine how Americans consume entertainment. Many will still point to cable TV companies having more total subscribers, but the most important data point is watch time as Nielsen looks primarily at that. Increasingly, many people are being forced to pay for cable TV through HOAs and apartments, but do not use it.

    The Nielsen report, released earlier this month, highlights a pivotal moment where YouTube TV captured 2.39% of total television viewership across the United States during the measured month. This figure alone positions it as the clear leader among pay-TV providers. In stark contrast, Spectrum and Comcast—longstanding behemoths in the cable sector—together accounted for just 2.14% of viewership. Spectrum trailed with 1.57%, while Comcast lagged further behind at 0.64%. The gap, though narrow at 0.25 percentage points, represents a symbolic and substantive victory for Google’s streaming arm, which has aggressively expanded its offerings to include local channels, sports packages, and unlimited cloud DVR storage at competitive price points.

    This development comes amid broader trends in media consumption. Traditional cable subscriptions have been hemorrhaging for years, with cord-cutting accelerating post-pandemic as households prioritize on-demand access and cost savings. YouTube TV, launched in 2017, has capitalized on this by integrating seamlessly with Google’s ecosystem, allowing users to access content across devices with minimal friction. Its growth trajectory has been fueled by exclusive deals for major sports leagues, such as NFL Sunday Ticket, which drew massive audiences during the fall season. November’s data, encompassing a period rich in football playoffs and holiday previews, likely amplified these effects, drawing in both casual viewers and die-hard fans who value the service’s multiview features and 4K streaming capabilities.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The End of Cable TV: YouTube TV is Now Larger Than Comcast & Spectrum Combined, According to Nielsen | Cord Cutters News

    #Apartments #BiggerThanCable #CableTelevision #CordCuttersNews #EndOfCableTV #HOAs #Television #TelevisionViewership #TV #YouTubeTV
  6. Listening to this, I can't help but think about the fedi and our struggle to build and grow (and thereby fix social media, and maybe then our politics) because we don't want to upset anybody. #HOAs #SocialWeb
    pca.st/episode/075677ff-e5f0-4

  7. Listening to this, I can't help but think about the fedi and our struggle to build and grow (and thereby fix social media, and maybe then our politics) because we don't want to upset anybody. #HOAs #SocialWeb
    pca.st/episode/075677ff-e5f0-4

  8. Listening to this, I can't help but think about the fedi and our struggle to build and grow (and thereby fix social media, and maybe then our politics) because we don't want to upset anybody. #HOAs #SocialWeb
    pca.st/episode/075677ff-e5f0-4

  9. Tunnistatko turkiskuoriaiset?

    "Ensimmäisen myrkytyksen jälkeen Overmyer löysi asunnostaan edelleen turkiskuoriaisia. Hän kysyi tekstiviesteillä neuvoa Hoasin tuholaistorjunnasta vastanneelta henkilöltä."

    #HOAS #turkiskuoriaiset

    yle.fi/a/74-20122490

  10. Tunnistatko turkiskuoriaiset?

    "Ensimmäisen myrkytyksen jälkeen Overmyer löysi asunnostaan edelleen turkiskuoriaisia. Hän kysyi tekstiviesteillä neuvoa Hoasin tuholaistorjunnasta vastanneelta henkilöltä."

    #HOAS #turkiskuoriaiset

    yle.fi/a/74-20122490

  11. Tunnistatko turkiskuoriaiset?

    "Ensimmäisen myrkytyksen jälkeen Overmyer löysi asunnostaan edelleen turkiskuoriaisia. Hän kysyi tekstiviesteillä neuvoa Hoasin tuholaistorjunnasta vastanneelta henkilöltä."

    #HOAS #turkiskuoriaiset

    yle.fi/a/74-20122490

  12. Tunnistatko turkiskuoriaiset?

    "Ensimmäisen myrkytyksen jälkeen Overmyer löysi asunnostaan edelleen turkiskuoriaisia. Hän kysyi tekstiviesteillä neuvoa Hoasin tuholaistorjunnasta vastanneelta henkilöltä."

    #HOAS #turkiskuoriaiset

    yle.fi/a/74-20122490

  13. Tunnistatko turkiskuoriaiset?

    "Ensimmäisen myrkytyksen jälkeen Overmyer löysi asunnostaan edelleen turkiskuoriaisia. Hän kysyi tekstiviesteillä neuvoa Hoasin tuholaistorjunnasta vastanneelta henkilöltä."

    #HOAS #turkiskuoriaiset

    yle.fi/a/74-20122490

  14. Homeowners associations in Colorado banning gas grills due to pressure from the insurance industry. Insurers threatening to cancel insurance for those HOAs if the grills are not banned. youtube.com/watch?v=5HBYHVqn2a #wildfires #insurance #hoas #colorado

  15. Homeowners associations in Colorado banning gas grills due to pressure from the insurance industry. Insurers threatening to cancel insurance for those HOAs if the grills are not banned. youtube.com/watch?v=5HBYHVqn2a #wildfires #insurance #hoas #colorado

  16. Homeowners associations in Colorado banning gas grills due to pressure from the insurance industry. Insurers threatening to cancel insurance for those HOAs if the grills are not banned. youtube.com/watch?v=5HBYHVqn2a #wildfires #insurance #hoas #colorado

  17. Homeowners associations in Colorado banning gas grills due to pressure from the insurance industry. Insurers threatening to cancel insurance for those HOAs if the grills are not banned. youtube.com/watch?v=5HBYHVqn2a #wildfires #insurance #hoas #colorado

  18. Homeowners associations in Colorado banning gas grills due to pressure from the insurance industry. Insurers threatening to cancel insurance for those HOAs if the grills are not banned. youtube.com/watch?v=5HBYHVqn2a #wildfires #insurance #hoas #colorado

  19. proposed US #legislation about HOAs, #ARRL is doing a presentation about existing law and these potential new laws

    #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #hamr #laws #HOA #HOAs

  20. proposed US #legislation about HOAs, #ARRL is doing a presentation about existing law and these potential new laws

    #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #hamr #laws #HOA #HOAs

  21. proposed US #legislation about HOAs, #ARRL is doing a presentation about existing law and these potential new laws

    #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #hamr #laws #HOA #HOAs

  22. proposed US #legislation about HOAs, #ARRL is doing a presentation about existing law and these potential new laws

    #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #hamr #laws #HOA #HOAs

  23. 404media.co/researcher-who-ove

    Researcher Nhan of Texas Christian University pivoted to future research on Flock "because the information that is collected by the police departments are too varied and incomplete for us to do any type of meaningful statistical analysis on them.”

    Flock is one of the largest vendors of #ALPRcameras and #surveillance tech…It markets its cameras to #lawenforcement, #HOAs, property managers, schools, and businesses.

  24. 404media.co/researcher-who-ove

    Researcher Nhan of Texas Christian University pivoted to future research on Flock "because the information that is collected by the police departments are too varied and incomplete for us to do any type of meaningful statistical analysis on them.”

    Flock is one of the largest vendors of #ALPRcameras and #surveillance tech…It markets its cameras to #lawenforcement, #HOAs, property managers, schools, and businesses.

  25. 404media.co/researcher-who-ove

    Researcher Nhan of Texas Christian University pivoted to future research on Flock "because the information that is collected by the police departments are too varied and incomplete for us to do any type of meaningful statistical analysis on them.”

    Flock is one of the largest vendors of #ALPRcameras and #surveillance tech…It markets its cameras to #lawenforcement, #HOAs, property managers, schools, and businesses.

  26. 404media.co/researcher-who-ove

    Researcher Nhan of Texas Christian University pivoted to future research on Flock "because the information that is collected by the police departments are too varied and incomplete for us to do any type of meaningful statistical analysis on them.”

    Flock is one of the largest vendors of #ALPRcameras and #surveillance tech…It markets its cameras to #lawenforcement, #HOAs, property managers, schools, and businesses.

  27. 404media.co/researcher-who-ove

    Researcher Nhan of Texas Christian University pivoted to future research on Flock "because the information that is collected by the police departments are too varied and incomplete for us to do any type of meaningful statistical analysis on them.”

    Flock is one of the largest vendors of #ALPRcameras and #surveillance tech…It markets its cameras to #lawenforcement, #HOAs, property managers, schools, and businesses.