Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

Roku Feed was the rare streaming feature that felt squarely on your side. Too bad Roku killed it.

You can still save money with cord-cutting, but it’s gotten a bit harder thanks to a handful of noxious industry trends.

As someone who spends too much time thinking about streaming device home screens, I’m pretty excited about tvOS 17.2 for Apple TV.

In the interest of winding down the year on a positive note, I’ve rounded up the best devices, services, and developments on the streaming and over-the-air TV fronts.

For Google TV users, TVQuickActions includes a lot of extra functionality that’s otherwise missing.

It’s the best time of the year to save on Hulu, Peacock, and more.

If you’re a convert from cable to streaming, you might find yourself wanting something like a “last channel” button, but for streaming apps.

PlayOn is the closest thing we have to a true DVR for on-demand, ad-supported streaming services, and now you can check it out at no expense.

Amazon has come up with more ways to stuff advertising into the Fire TV interface.

While most streaming devices display artwork and photos when you’re not using them, Amazon has found a more lucrative use for that screen space.