So why continue paying the man when you could cut the cord and enjoy TV for free? Here’s one good reason: because cable just works. One could argue, (and I certainly have,) that the experience ...

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Now it's threatening to become a flood. The phenomenon of cord cutting, or eliminating pay TV subscriptions by cable or satellite companies, is about to get even bigger, according to a report ...

Even if you cut cable TV you'll still need a home internet connection for streaming. Many people get their internet as part of a cable TV bundle, maybe with phone service too. Often your cable ...

We still think paying for a live TV streaming service makes better financial sense than signing up for cable or satellite TV. Of course, the price difference between the two is steadily narrowing ...

While a weak economy invariably makes people pinch pennies, this is the first time that viewing shows online has become a viable competitor to pay TV, making cutting the cord easier. Cable ...

If you’re a longtime cable or satellite TV subscriber, cutting the cord can be intimidating. From smart TVs and streaming players to an array of subscription possibilities, there’s a lot to ...

Even if you’re not ready to cut the cable TV cord, there’s still a simple way to reduce your monthly TV bill. The trick is to use your TV provider’s free streaming apps in place of ...

The best live TV streaming services are a great way to ditch expensive cable and cut the cord. Trust me — I've been using a live TV service as a cable TV alternative for years now, and I'll ...

It’s 2023, and the age of streaming is in full swing. For those of you who have already cut the cord to your cable or satellite, we salute you. But for anyone looking at alternatives to cable TV ...

ChargePoint has developed a new cut-resistant charging cable to help deter theft. The company has also introduced a new alarm system that notifies station owners in real time. The developments are ...

In a vicious cycle, cable and satellite TV just got worse for the holdouts as more people cut the cord. Cable bills went up, because companies’ costs kept climbing and they had fewer customers ...