It's time to cut the cable cord. For budget-conscious consumers, a fast way to reduce spending is to ditch their cable subscription. But cutting the cord requires making tough money decisions.

While much of the hype about "cord cutting" is overblown, it can work if you're picky about what you watch on TV in the first place. Matthew Moskovciak Senior Associate Editor / Reviews - Home theater ...

If you are considering cutting cable or have already cut the cord, you are definitely not alone. More than 22 million U.S. adults eliminated cable, satellite or telco TV services from their home last ...

The TV cord-cutting debate continues with a reader who is flummoxed with all the fuss of bringing back old-school TV antennas. It’s a viewpoint I infrequently see in reader emails but I’m sure more of ...

If cutting the cable cord actually saves money for people or streamlines the viewing experience while adding better options at roughly the same price for people not hung up on the money part — and ...

A TV critic argues: If you want all the streaming options coming your way, you'll need to cut the cord. By Tim Goodman Here’s how it’s going to happen: You’re going to look at what you want. You’re ...

In 2013, I gave up cable TV and began watching television by streaming it over the internet. At the time, I was paying an average of $120 a month for just cable TV. When we dropped cable, our annual ...

As AT&T's cable network sits quietly for sale, the scramble of potential buyers is shaping into a critical point in the battle for digital media supremacy. In the last several years, AT&T Chief ...

Stream more than 100 channels straight to any device, from sports to TV, movies and beyond. In this day and age, it’s amazing that anybody still uses cable. Streaming services can bring all the same ...

Streaming is becoming more expensive, with U.S. viewers now paying an average of $69 a month for four services, up 13 percent ...