Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

With ATSC 3.0 set to roll out in the top 40 U.S. markets this year, and with some TV makers starting to build ATSC 3.0 tuners into their 2020 sets, has the time come to hold off on buying TVs or over-the-air DVRs that only support ATSC 1.0? Probably not yet.

With new streaming services like Disney+, HBO Max, and NBC’s Peacock joining mainstays like Netflix and Hulu, the race is now on to build a unified guide for navigating all your streaming services in a single menu.

Although a simple interface is one of YouTube TV’s best qualities, not all of its features and capabilities are obvious from the outset.

In the middle of a grueling end-of-year schedule, I decided to have some fun with this week’s column and rank the remotes of Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, and so on.

Fair warning: This week’s column gets a bit nerdy.

If you’re looking for cord-cutting deals on Black Friday, I’ve got a couple of TechHive pieces to share with you.

One of the points I often try to make in my column and newsletter is that cutting the cord doesn’t have to involve spending upwards of $50 per month on a bundle of streaming cable channels. Instead, you can make choices and trade-offs.

With so many new shows turning up exclusively on streaming services, paying $100 per month for a bucket of cable channels no longer guarantees access to the best stuff on television.

After more than two years of rumor, speculation, and hype, Apple TV+ has finally arrived.

The cutthroat business of live TV streaming has claimed its first victim.