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Jamey Tucker
Verified
Technology Reporter, What the Tech?
Nashville
Beats
Classic Cars
Content
By Jamey Tucker Verified| WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA) Verified Years ago, it was easier keeping track of subscriptions. Cable TV, newspapers, and magazines were about the only thing with recurring monthly payments. That isn’t true today. Nearly everything requires a subscription. And it’s hard to keep track. It's surprisingly easy to lose track of where your money goes with today's subscription-based world. Streaming services, apps, productivity tools – the list is endless.
By Mesha Begay, Jamey Tucker Verified| KOB-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified Americans pay almost $300 a month on subscriptions on average, and most don't even realize it. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (WHAT THE TECH?) — Americans pay almost $300 a month on subscriptions on average, and most don’t even realize it. You used to be able to buy apps. Now, they’re almost all subscription-based. And those $5 to $8 can add up fast. But you won’t cancel if you don’t know you’re paying for them. You know the big ones like YouTube TV, Hulu, Netflix and Spotify.
By Jamey Tucker Verified| WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA) Verified Years ago, it was easier keeping track of subscriptions. Cable TV, newspapers, and magazines were about the only thing with recurring monthly payments. That isn’t true today. Nearly everything requires a subscription. And it’s hard to keep track. It's surprisingly easy to lose track of where your money goes with today's subscription-based world. Streaming services, apps, productivity tools – the list is endless.
Company Info
What the Tech?
"What the Tech?" is a local television news franchise covering consumer technology. I cover what everyone is talking about so your local reporters can cover your local news. Every viewer is engaged with technology every second they're awake. Their smartphone is never out of reach, their friends are sending texts, Facebook messages, and photos. They're searching for and downloading apps. They wonder what gadget they'll buy next. Where are they going for that information? As an anchor and reporter for over 25 years, I launched "What the Tech?" to give local stations a reporter who specializes in consumer technology. I cover all of those things in a way to appear I'm working out of your newsroom. You provide the virtual set or branded graphic background and your standard reporter sig-outs. You'll get reports on technology from a reporter who could be working out of your newsroom.
Founded: 2011