Senator Langer stated that if the pay as you see television operators can charge the public $5.00 per month for viewing those programs, the next thing we know it will be raised to $10.00 [...]Read More... from On This Day | No[...]
Tag: Cord Cutting
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Google Takes on Cable With ‘YouTube TV’—40 Channels for $35
It’s a cord cutters delight — 40 channels you can watch directly through Youtube or your internet connected device. If you’re a limited TV viewer and just want the basics, this another competitive option in the cable television marketplace. [...]Read More... from[...]
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For $40 a month, Americans can now stream a lot of TV that isn’t terrible
Tired of you cable bill? The world is changing, and your options for streaming evening entertainment are growing every day. And agreement between Hulu and Showtime will make even more content available online. [...]Read More... from For $40 a month, Americans can[...]
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Cord Cutting: Chromecast Now Has Support for CBS, Fox, FX, and HGTV
Are you getting tired of the incessant din of cable television? Google’s Chromecast is adding new providers which means your a la carte options are improving. [...]Read More... from Cord Cutting: Chromecast Now Has Support for CBS, Fox, FX, and HGTV
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Hulu Lands Streaming Rights to all 180 Seinfeld Episodes
The content available for those who choose to cut ties with the old modern world are growing. Online content provider Hulu was one the rights to distribute the iconic 90s sitcom via their streaming service. [...]Read More... from Hulu Lands Streaming Rights[...]
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Netflix is Now Bigger than CBS
The online streaming service is now more valuable CBS Corp. It’s an interesting step in a changing media landscape. Also in the article, an overview of how few media companies truly exist anymore with the shift towards acquisitions and huge media conglomerates.[...]
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Cutting the Cord: A Sports Fan’s New Breed of TV
Have you been dreaming of the day where you didn’t have to pay for cable? Here’s an example of you can cut the cord but still keep a lot of the sports pieces in place. [...]Read More... from Cutting the Cord: A[...]
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The 17 Best-Reviewed Movies on Netflix Right Now
Netflix can be a bit overwhelming because of the sheer volume of content available and because a big portion of it isn’t worth your time. But here’s an article that will help you sort the quality from the crap. If you’re a[...]
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Cord Cutting: HBO Streaming Service to Looking a April Launch
Though a HBO has yet to confirm the details, International Business Times is reporting the company’s new streaming only service will be called ‘HBO Now’ and will cost $15 per month. [...]Read More... from Cord Cutting: HBO Streaming Service to Looking a April[...]
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Do Cable Companies Think You’re Too Lazy to Actually Cut the Cord?
Make no mistake, the cable television and content delivery markets are changing. Whether we see a revolution is a debatable point, but what isn’t debatable is that for the first time ever, cable programming providers have actual competition. [...]Read More... from Do[...]
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Will Dropping Cable Save You Money?
Are you paying for 150 channels but only watch four? Perhaps you’re wondering if your cable television service is really worth it? Here’s a handy tool to help you run the numbers and find out if you can save some money by[...]
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New Streaming Services Are Changing TV
One of the goals of The Minot Voice is to help you cut the chord, so these stories will be common. The thinking… better news and information will help us make everything better, but it starts with cutting out the crap. [...]Read[...]
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Cable TV Chord Cutting On the Rise
Minot Voice Editorial: The news you’ll read on Quartz informs the recently surging net neutrality debate. It’s easy to imagine a protectionist agenda from our big-corporation cable and media providers in light of a rapidly changing market place that favors choice. [...]Read More... from[...]