Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

Sharing an antenna with a faraway friend is the ultimate not-for-profit copyright exemption.

If you’re wondering why you still can’t stream local sports without cable at a reasonable price, just picture a child who’s afraid of ripping off their own Band-Aid.

With the success of free streaming services such as Pluto TV, The Roku Channel, Xumo, and Plex, TV networks have found a new and somewhat disingenuous way to cash in.

Over at TechHive, I put together a list of all the ingredients you need to get your money’s worth from 4K, HDR, and Dolby Atmos gear.

While Roku shouldn’t abandon its app grid, it could also weave in some fresh ideas without sacrificing simplicity.

My growing sense of Netflix fatigue dovetails with the company’s lackluster second quarter.

As more hit TV shows and movies become exclusive to streaming services, they’re becoming unavailable to purchase on their own.

While full Olympic coverage is much more expensive, this year’s games will also have more to watch for free or cheap.

Those who argue that we have too many streaming services fail to realize that the alternative would be even worse.

If a streaming service sounds too good to be true, it probably is.