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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Nintendo has been aggressive in stopping other companies from creating video game emulators, but why is the Switch producer intent on squashing such efforts?
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Getting a wireless charger for your desk or nightstand adds convenience and eliminates the need for cords. If that interests you, here are five of the best.
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Bose has become a big name in surround sound systems, but its prices are often very high and the performance debatable. Here are some affordable alternatives.
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NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, were all the rage a few years ago. Now they've mostly faded away. What exactly were they and what happened to them?
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Season 10 of "Shark Tank" saw an interesting idea for an app that would take roundups from your purchases and invest those extra coins into crypto currency.
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Just because you deleted a file on your Android phone doesn't mean it is gone. Here is a quick and easy way to permanently lose old files to free space.
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When it's time to watch your favorite show or movie by casting from your Android device to your TV, you should know what to do if Chromecast doesn't work.
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Sustainability is important if we're going to continue enjoying the lifestyle we're used to. These six tech items use more recycled material than most.
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StreamYard is one of the most popular streaming services you can use, but there are quite a few alternatives that are free or at least less expensive.
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If you're worried about security cameras in your Airbnb rental, you'll want to know about the new rules the company just rolled out to protect users.
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If you're looking to buy a new audio receiver, there are two formats you'll want to know about: DTS:X and Dolby Atmos. Here's everything you need to know.
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AI probably isn't going to destroy all of humanity in a nuclear holocaust, but if it's not used carefully, it can certainly ruin someone's day.
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HoopMaps was an app that let you find pickup basketball games near you. It had a strong subscriber base and very good growth. Here's what happened to it.
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8K TV technology promises higher picture quality and lower power consumption at a high price. Is it worth spending your money on an 8K set?
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The MIG-Switch flash cart opens new opportunities for emulation and potential piracy on the Nintendo Switch. How do flash carts work? Why do pirates love them?
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This spring, snag yourself a great deal on some of the best living room TVs, whether it's a monster-sized 90-inch set, or perhaps a more budget-friendly TV.
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During MWC 2024 in Barcelona, one Windows PC stood out: the Tecno Megabook T16 Pro Ultra. Here's what you can expect from the new laptop and its specs.
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Alongside TVs, laptops are now experimenting with forays into transparent displays, like Lenovo's example here, though it's just a proof of concept currently.
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Trading in your old phone is a great way to help finance a new smartphone, but there are a few things you should know and do before pulling the trigger.
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Appearing on "Shark Tank's" 15th season, Bot-It promised a world where consumers can fight back against bots snatching up tickets and products. How did they do?
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While devices like the Apple Watch don't yet feature blood glucose monitoring, some shady device makers claim to offer it. That's a problem, the FDA says.
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Everyone knows that Blu-ray is a newer video format than DVD, but what exactly are the differences? We delve into the details in this in-depth analysis.
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An updated budget-friendly iPhone SE 4 may be on the way, sporting an important visual upgrade, though this new variant isn't releasing any time soon.
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Major holidays often bring big tech discounts and deals, and the same can be said for this year's Presidents' Day, offering plenty of laptop discounts.
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With Mobile World Congress just a few short days away, there are a few exciting smartphone prospects on the way from Motorola, OnePlus, and more.
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The Apple Vision Pro teardowns reveal a lot about the inner workings of the device. Here's what we have learned so far about Apple's premium AR headset.
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The cars from 1990 racing film "Days of Thunder" have shown up in a few different places over the years, but one pair was found somewhere you wouldn't expect.