Cable may have drawbacks, but it's typically reliable during major events. In contrast, streaming services can be ...

It's time to cut the cable cord. For budget-conscious consumers, a fast way to reduce spending is to ditch their cable subscription. But cutting the cord requires making tough money decisions.

The upshot is that it’s now a lot easier to decide whether cable TV is still worth it, or to determine whether your current ...

Call it a television miracle. A new analysis has found that pay-TV subscriptions grew during the third quarter after eight ...

Mel Normoyle seems like your typical Long Island cable TV cord-cutter. She's 30-something, wants to save money, and has zero loyalty to the cable industrial complex. Before moving from Holbrook last ...

David leads the Hardware team at CNET, covering phones, wearables, laptops, TVs, streaming, future tech and more. We provide helpful, expert reviews, advice and videos on what to buy and how to get ...

Streaming is becoming more expensive, with U.S. viewers now paying an average of $69 a month for four services, up 13 percent ...

Consumers are increasingly saying goodbye to their cable and satellite-TV subscriptions and saying hello to their internet-based rivals. It's not only the desire to save money, but to avoid what many ...

Article by Mark N. Vena. Cord-cutting in the United States has grown insanely popular with consumers over the past several years. This is being driven by a combination of factors: anger with the ...

You’ve made the decision to cut the cord. Now, how can you continue to enjoy all your favorite shows in a cost-effective and convenient manner? With multiple ways to access content in today’s home ...

For cord-cutters, the television makers at the Consumer Electronics Show gave us a lot of complex sorta-solutions to what is (on paper) and easy-to-solve problem. If these companies want to reinvent ...

A new forecast predicts cord cutting will accelerate over the next four years. It started as a trickle. Now it's threatening to become a flood. The phenomenon of cord cutting, or eliminating pay TV ...