For years, my family had a bundled package with Verizon Fios that included cable, VOIP and internet. But as my family’s watching habits turned to streaming, it was rare when we turned on the cable box ...

Question: why in an age of streaming services, smartphones and countless apps that can do just about anything do we still—in nearly all instances—need a cable box to sign up for a subscription and ...

Because of the way things have worked out over the years, I have always had cable, never satellite, although of course I have seen it in action at other people’s homes.<BR><BR>Going back to the ...

One of a TV bill’s more obnoxious components doesn’t cover any channels or provide any entertainment whatsoever, unless “fussing with the remote” counts as fun: the fees you pay to rent a box to ...

The much-speculated-about prospect of cable TV companies dropping expensive, mandatory programming bundles in favor of giving viewers more choice is starting to become a reality. Verizon is taking on ...

One of the most frustrating aspects of cable bundles is paying for a bunch of channels you do not need. Verizon wants to turn this traditional system on its heads nd has just introduced their Mix & ...

Moving across country (to Irvine, CA); going from Verizon FIOS to Cox Cable for my ISP. Yes, I know ... shared infrastructure and bandwidth caps are going to absolutely suck, but my other option ...