Cord cutting is a term associated with the act of cancelling traditional cable services and choosing to build entertainment options piece by piece. Some people are happy to watch only TV available from over the air TV signals via an antenna but many other engage with free and premium streaming services with a variety of devices and smart TV systems. The term will most likely be sunsetted as more people adjust to a post bundle world.
Spectrum TV Choice is a new offering for Spectrum customers that allows users to access local broadcast channels, Major Networks ABC, Fox etc public channels and 10 cable channels of your choice from a list of 65. See List at: https://thestreamingadvisor.com/spectrum-tv-choice/ Spectrum TV Choice gives users more flexibility from a channel choice standpoint than anyone…
The CBS Sports HQ service launched today via the https://www.cbssports.com/live/ website. The network has been positioning itself to thrive in the digital TV age for some time. CBS like other broadcast networks has long allowed viewers to watch recent episodes of Network TV shows via its website. But that is hardly the extent of its outreach in…
This morning has seen a number of reports that CBS has launched its new 24-hour sports app CBS Sports HQ on Roku, Fire TV, and Apple TV. this is not the case. The service has in fact launched and is currently available on the website https://www.cbssports.com/live/. The service promises to be a great resource for sports…
With customers finding out that CenturyLink Stream will no longer continue their service, here is a quick overview of available services where you can watch the most popular Cable Channels and the devices that they are available on. Sling Clearly the most popular and well known of the services, Sling offers two basic packages, Sling…
Our new series on streaming services was supposed to focus on OTT (Over the Top) services that provide cable networks. But I’m going to kick off the series with something that isn’t actually a part of the group, Pluto TV. My reasoning and logic for this is simple… being a journalist is hard. A peek…
