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 you're looking to upgrade to a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 or Fold 6, there are some deals from the big three mobile carriers you might want to check out.
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To add your Apple gift card and check its balance to your Apple Wallet takes a couple of simple steps.
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If you're running out of storage on your PlayStation 4, it might be time to consider adding an external HDD, but which work best with the console?
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If the remote for your Roku TV isn't working and has a blinking green light, there may be some hope in fixing the issue. Here's what you should try.
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Israeli security firm Cellebrite has been in the news again, but what exactly does the company do? Let's look at the company and the services it provides.
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These days, it's natural to want to hunt for the TV with the biggest screen, and there are a lot of options to be had for under $500. Here are some suggestions.
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Are you having trouble accessing a Microsoft service like Teams or Xbox? Here's how to tell whether there's an outage or the problem is only on your end.
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Live activities take things a step further from push notifications, but if you don't need the constant changes and dynamic updates, there is a way to stop them.
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Hackers discovered the secret behind Ticketmaster's "untransferable" tickets so that ticket scalpers can resell tickets. Here's how it's done.
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Two-factor authentication is kind of secondary way of ensuring that the right person is logging into an account, and you should use it with Amazon.
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Raspberry Pi single-board-computers are great for a lot of different tasks. Sometimes, they need more help staying cool though. Here's how to tell.
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Like many online retailers, eBay offers a refurbished items program, but the company has one major advantage over the others. Here's what we know.
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SSDs are in demand for advanced technologies, but that's not the only reason why prices have surged. We've got the details for you here.
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Elon Musk's Starlink just introduced Starlink Mini mobile internet as a backup plan and for people on the go, but how does it stack up to other options?
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NVIDIA Reflex is a performance option available to many players using a PC powered by a NVIDIA GPU, but what does the feature do and should it be enabled?
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HDMI technology has had ARC followed by the improved eARC for quite some time. We explain what this feature means and when you should use it.
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The audiophile world has exacting standards, which is fine when products live up to their promise. But sometimes they didn't, and it got ugly.
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Raspberry Pi computers are popular for playing retro and classic games, but these devices have limitations. It turns out running the Xbox is tricky.
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Ads for TV streaming sticks are all over social media these days, promising access to all sorts of cool content. But are they legal? Here's everything to know.
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The iPhone mini was one of the best small smartphones you could buy at the time, but the mini only lasted two years. Here's why it was discontinued.
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The most popular phones today could be forgotten relics in a few years. These smartphone brands used to be famous, so where are they now?
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While it's commonly accepted that, if you use a work email address, your employers can see everything. What about searches on Bing with a 365 work account?
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Amazon Resale (formerly known as Amazon Warehouse Deals) has some pretty great prices, but are the trade-offs for buying used worth the cost?
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Amazon, with a massice catalogue, has its own certified refurbished product line called Amazon Renewed.
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Apple's foray into buy-now-pay-later is going through a shake up, but most users probably won't notice. The change means Apple is bringing on different lenders.
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Google has discontinued so many products, it's kind of hard to keep up with all of them. These are things Google should have spared from the chopping block.
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Dolby Atmos is at the forefront of offering high-def spatial audio, though the devices and notably the streaming services that support it aren't painless.