Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

Cable companies still advertise prices far below what you’ll actually pay, and some of them avoid revealing their true prices until the last possible moment.

I would advise against blowing your budget on ATSC 3.0 gear right now, or delaying your cord-cutting plans just for the sake of future-proofing.

With professional basketball and hockey now back underway, watching local games without cable has become pricier than ever.

While Discovery+ offers some of the same content that currently airs on cable, it doesn’t include the live cable feeds themselves or new episodes of hit shows such as House Hunters International or Chopped.

While the circumstances were hardly ideal, 2020 was a big year for cord cutting.

For this week’s column, TechHive spent $65 on FuboTV so you don’t exactly have to.

In a way, Channels reminds me of what Plex might’ve become had its focus on the media server never drifted.

Netflix has drastically scaled back its integration with the new Chromecast with Google TV, so its original programming no longer appears on the home screen.

I’m going to keep this newsletter short and focused on Black Friday deals.

If there was any doubt left about how the pay TV industry would respond to cord cutting, this latest price hike makes the endgame clear: There will be no pivot toward flexible packages, lower prices, or the mythical a la carte cable TV service.