David Bixenspan
Location
Brooklyn, New York
Expertise
FOIA/Public Records, Streaming Media, Mobile Phones
- David was interviewed in the Netflix documentary "Nobody Speak" about Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against Gawker Media.
- He worked as a credited researcher on the first half of season 3 of VICE TV's "Dark Side of the Ring."
- He also co-hosts the weekly "Between The Sheets" podcast that examines a week in wrestling history as it was covered by the wrestling media contemporaneously, with bonus monthly shows for Patreon subscribers featuring deep dives into specific topics.
Experience
David has been writing professionally since 2009, initially working at SBNation. He later rose to the position of site manager, before moving on to work for Bleacher Report as a contributor and assignment editor. He later served as a regular contributor to Death and Taxes Magazine, Deadspin, Motherboard, MEL Magazine, and FanByte, among other outlets, with feature work for Victory Journal, Business Insider's investigative unit, and more.
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Stories By David Bixenspan
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If your favorite music playback app keeps crashing in the background, ruining your vibe, listen up. We've got the solutions to your problem.
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If you can't wait to get your hands on the latest smartphone, we've explained T-Mobile's JUMP! upgrade plan, including the On Demand leasing program.
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If you're looking for a one-line plan, T-Mobile may be a consideration. But how much does its plans cost and how do they compare to other carriers?
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Google just did its keynote presentation highlighting recent AI integrations, and some were confusing. However, other features were straightforward.
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If you have a swath of photos in your image library that you need to sift through, Google is offering some AI help with the new 'Ask Photos' feature.
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The Raspberry Pi platform makes an excellent retro-emulation platform for nostalgia gaming, but how does the Pi 5 handle Sony's PS2?
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Smart home devices and accessories can make managing your household a lot more convenient. Here are five you can find at The Home Depot to consider.
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If you're new to surround sound and are looking for a movie that could best show off your system, we've got some recommendations for the best ways to do it.
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You don’t always have to wait for a major electronics sales event to find good deals on quality TVs. Here are 10 TVs you can find at a great price this spring.
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The landscape of video game emulation is a complex topic, but how legal is it? Here's how the law sees emulation and how its appeared in court over the years.
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If you've ever ridden in the back of an Uber and forgotten an item when you got out, never fear! There is a solution for that, but it'll cost you a little bit.
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Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold is nearly due for its annual update. Thanks to some leaks, rumors, and other bits of info, we have some idea of what it will be like.
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Before the smartphone boom, flip phones were some of the most popular devices out there. Now, there are flip-style smartphones, but are they worth it?
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Surround sound isn’t just for movies; it can also bring an entirely new dimension to music. Here are some of the best albums to test your surround sound system.
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After a few leaks, some things are pretty clear about the upcoming PS5 Pro, including how capable the console might be and the fidelity it can output.
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Sony has announced its new line of audio hardware, and things get a little weird with surround sound, neckband speakers. Here's what we know so far.
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Autocorrect is a far from perfect smartphone feature, so Android users have to follow some simple steps to fine-tune it, depending on which device they use.
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A DIY project for a custom home theater can be quite the undertaking. Here are a few considerations every buyer should think through before starting.
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Sometimes, having a fully featured mobile operating system is a bonus to any device. Often, it's a case of adding an unwanted feature for its own sake.
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The Home Depot may be known for its home-improvement tools and supplies, but it also carries unexpected items that will add entertainment and fun to your home.
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Best Buy is offering a great deal on a well-received surround sound system. Here's the brand and how much it'll run if you want to step up your home theater.
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Vinyl records are bulky, fragile, expensive, and a relic of the past. So why are LPs outselling compact discs year after year?
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Handheld recorders can be used for so many tasks, from taking notes to running your own podcast, but you'll need to know a few things before choosing one.
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When your iPhone refuses to cast to your smart TV, follow these simple troubleshooting tips and you’ll be enjoying your content on the large screen in no time.
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Some travelers swear that searching for flights on an incognito browser gets them better deals. Here's what we know about whether that really saves you money.
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Curious about what sets one type of eclipse apart from the others? Here is a quick breakdown of the differences between a solar and a lunar eclipse.
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Nintendo has been aggressive in stopping other companies from creating video game emulators, but why is the Switch producer intent on squashing such efforts?