
John Finn
John Finn is the Founder and Editor of Streaming Better, where he helps consumers make smarter decisions about streaming. Since launching the site in 2019, John has focused on breaking down live TV streaming, SVOD, AVOD, FAST, and TVOD services.
John has been covering technology since 2014, writing and editing for multiple online publications before shifting his attention to the streaming industry. His work includes hands‑on testing, industry research, and a consumer‑first perspective designed to highlight what actually matters.
Originally from England and now based in the United States, John holds a degree in Psychology. Before entering the streaming world, he worked as an airline reviewer — an experience that helped shape the detail‑oriented evaluation style he now applies to devices, services, and industry trends.
John subscribes to multiple streaming services to stay current with the market, but he continues to advocate for the cost‑effective strategy of rotating services based on what you want to watch, rather than paying for everything at once.
John’s Core Topics
- Live TV Streaming
- SVOD, AVOD & FAST Services
- Streaming Industry Analysis
- Device Reviews
- Consumer Streaming Strategy
Featured Articles
A selection of John’s most popular guides and explainers.

Want to Save on Streaming? Here Are 7 Tips I Use to Stream For Less
Seven things I do to help keep a lid on my monthly streaming costs.

Live TV Streaming Subscriber Tracker
See how many subscribers the most popular live TV services have, and had in the past.

Streaming 101: A Beginner’s Guide To Services, Devices, And More
Want to get started with TV and video streaming? You’re in the right place.
All Articles
John’s latest articles and guides.
Halloween Streaming Guide (2026): The Best New Releases, 2025 Horror Hits & Classics
It is that time of the year again. With October now here, and Halloween just around the corner, it is that time when many of us will watch some very…
Hulu Live TV Streaming Support On PlayStation 5 Confirmed
Hulu has now updated its support documents confirming live TV streaming support for Sony’s new PS5.
Hulu Live TV Now Has More Than 4 Million Subscribers
Hulu continues to make its mark on the live TV market with more than four million subscribers in the U.S.
Save 50% on the Peacock Premium Annual Plan with Code
With 50% off the annual price, now might be a good time to give Peacock Premium a try.
Sling TV Is Now an Official Google Fiber Streaming Partner
Google Fiber customers now have an additional option for streaming live TV.
Roku Update Adds AirPlay 2 & HomeKit Support to Select Devices
Select Roku devices are now gaining support for Apple AirPlay 2 and HomeKit. The added support is arriving with the release of Roku OS 9.4 and provides Roku device owners…
fuboTV Subscriber Gains Resulted in a Very Good Q3, 2020
In the third quarter of 2020, fuboTV suddenly picked up a lot of new subscribers.
Sling TV Review: Cheap, but Essential Live TV
For those looking to save money, Sling TV is worth checking out. However, if premium features, channel selection, or a rich cloud DVR is important, then there are better live…
Sling TV Closed Third Quarter with 2.46 Million Subscribers
After two quarters of losing subscribers, Sling TV is starting to bounce back.
TVision Vibe: How Many Devices Can Stream at the Same Time?
TVision Vibe costs just $10 per month. Here’s how the low price affects the number of same-time streams.
TVision Live TV Streams: How Many Devices at the Same Time?
Before signing up to TVision Live, it is helpful to know how many devices you can stream on at the same time.
Fire TV Stick Lite Drops to $18, 4K Version Down to $30
Amazon’s Fire TV line of devices are now on sale to celebrate Alexa’s birthday, with prices starting as low as $17.99. The discounted products provide an even cheaper way to…
YouTube TV Joins Hulu Live in the 3 Million Subscriber Club
In less than one year, YouTube TV has grown from two million to three million subscribers.
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