Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

Forget the name; DirecTV’s “MyNews” package is now a great local channel option—at least in some major cities.

Getting Paramount+ for free used to be trivially easy, but times are changing.

Let’s make Roku’s menu system as easy to use as possible.

YouTube is in position to unify a fragmented TV world—even if that’s not necessarily great for viewers and creators in the end.

Comcast and Spectrum are desperate to keep internet customers aboard. Take advantage while you can.

A wireless keyboard and thumb-sized touchpad is just what my living room PC setup needs.

When HBO Max launched its ad-supported plan in 2021, it promised no more than four minutes of ads per hour. Now, it’s quietly backtracked.

If Disney really wants to reward subscriber loyalty, it needs to try a little harder.

Is Spectrum’s big bundle of cable channels and streaming services really worth the cost of a full-size pay TV package?

If you’re having trouble figuring out who would pay $30 per month for ESPN, the answer might be “hardly anyone.”