Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

The remote control can make or break your streaming experience, which might explain why device makers are offering increasingly better ones.

While these streaming bundles might seem compelling on the surface, they’re not always the best option.

Your options for watching local NBA games this year can vary drastically based on where you live.

TV providers can either bundle up or slim down.

We’re less than couple of weeks from the start of hockey season, and the streaming situation looks just as complicated as baseball was over the summer.

Bye bye broadcast TV fees: FCC rules will soon mandate “all-in” price disclosures for cable TV.

Endless price hikes on a dwindling audience only works for so long.

As the number of ways to watch live sports without cable has ballooned, so too has the number of resources for helping you sift through all the options.

In 2024, your ability to watch two or more games side-by-side will depend on which streaming services you have and the streaming devices you use to watch.

While programmers should absolutely embrace smaller, more flexible channel bundles, they should grant that flexibility to any TV service that wants it.