If you are having a hard time trying to cut the cord, you're not alone. "I've been trying to cut the cord for two months," says Consumer Reports Tech Editor Jim Willcox. "And It's funny. I write about ...

Consumer Reports offers expert cord-cutting advice to free you from the expensive monthly pay-TV services of local cable and satellite TV companies.

For example, the price of DirecTV’s Entertainment Package, which includes over 90 channels such as CNN and Food Network, has ...

When it comes to the percentage of people subscribing to various popular paid streaming services, Netflix and Prime Video ran ...

In addition to high prices, absurd fees, and notoriously bad service, the recent breakdown in negotiations between Spectrum and Disney (which took the U.S. Open and many other popular sporting events ...

Many football fans are scrambling to find a way to watch their favorite teams after Disney pulled ESPN from DirectTV subscribers. If you're one of them, you might be considering cutting the cable or ...

A little more than 10 years ago, I wrote my first weekly cord-cutting column here at TechHive. It started with a declaration: We were on the cusp of a golden age for streaming and over-the-air TV, one ...

Have you ever looked at your cable bill and winced at how much you’re paying? Well, you’re not alone. Millions of people are realizing they don’t need expensive cable subscriptions to enjoy the shows, ...

Anyone using streaming live TV services? Do any of them approximate or allow something that feels like channel flipping? Do they require a streamer box (Roku, apple TV, amazon or google device, etc).

The CEO of cable company Altice USA said in a recent interview that he envisions a day when cable TV, as we know it, no longer exists. “Because the economics... For several years now, cord-cutting has ...

Looking to save on your cable TV bill? WSJ Personal Technology Columnist Geoffrey A. Fowler tests digital antennas, Slingbox and buying a la carte, and finds the secret to buying just Internet and HBO ...

Long Islanders, like millions across the country, have been "cutting the cord" of their cable or satellite-delivered TV services in growing numbers. These services — including Optimum and Verizon Fios ...