Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

Long-pressing your remote control buttons can be a source of hidden functionality on smart TVs and streaming players—for better and for worse.

Netflix will ship its last DVD in September, but plenty of alternatives still exist.

YouTube has finally announced pricing for NFL Sunday Ticket, but it doesn’t want you to wait until the fall to sign up.

Netflix’s new rules around password sharing have yet to materialize in the United States, despite plans to start rolling them out in Q1 2023.

Paramount+ has always been easy to get for free if you know where to look, but now it’s getting a little trickier.

Instead of paying for a big TV bundle—even a streaming one—you can abandon them and choose your streaming services a la carte.

If you’re getting tired of dealing with disparate subscription services, Verizon wants to help. And it’s got a deal on Netflix to get folks on board.

Now that streaming TV has made a fragmented mess of televised sports coverage, the race is on to help users pick up the pieces.

Looking for a unique way to drive yourself crazy? Try to find a clear correlation between a streaming TV service’s average bit rate and its perceived video quality.

How to distinguish between all the options, find the best free content, and possibly even avoid some unnecessary advertising