Cancel Cable Today and Save Hundreds a Year

Guest Post from KillTheCableBill.com A Financial Breakdown of What it Costs to Cut the Cord Whenever I talk to friends and family about cutting the cord in favor of the many cable TV alternatives, I always hear the ludicrous argument that cord cutting is too expensive for the average consumer. There are many people out…

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White House Weighs In on Set Top Box Debate

Since the FCC announced plans to open up the set top box market, a fierce lobbying effort has been underway, courtesy of the big cable companies of course. Warning of rampant piracy, higher costs to consumers, and monopolistic control by tech companies like Google, they’ve done their best to paint the decision as an absolute…

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Who’s Watching What? Nobody Knows!

Perhaps unbeknownst to your average TV viewer, one of the pillars of the traditional television industry is collapsing. Yes, we’re talking about Nielsen ratings. For decades, these sometimes cryptic numbers have played a key role in all manner of programming decisions, from whether a show gets canceled or renewed to how much they charge for…

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What is TV Everywhere?

Consumers these days have come to expect to be able to watch TV everywhere. And since we carry small computers around in our pockets, connected to the internet 24/7, you’d think in this day and age, it’s very much possible. But the term “TV Everywhere” continues to be problematic, as it refers to the traditional…

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Telcos to the Rescue?

Bandwidth providers could be the heroes a tumultuous TV industry needs. The landscape of the television industry is changing, even on the most basic levels. It’s time to re-think what it means to be a TV provider. The days of TV-specific infrastructure are quickly ending. While cable and satellite were first designed to deliver hundreds…

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