What if we didn't own cable TV channels anymore?

Twenty-five years ago, the arrival of TiVo marked the beginning of the decline of the TV channel. First, we got recording and ad-skipping. In response, cable companies started selling boxes of ...

For those of us who cover TV for a living, along with all the fans who have a particular affinity for broadcast TV shows, the fall lineup ... In many ways, cable is merging with streaming, at ...

Streaming services are rapidly taking over the multimedia business, leaving traditional cable TV on ... with Direct TV by ...

How much freedom will a spinoff have? And would such a deal be able to extend the lifespan of cable TV? Or is its rapid decline inexorable? They are real questions, and Wall Street seems to think ...

You’re not alone. While cable and satellite subscriptions continue to decline, nearly 100 million American households tuned in to TV streaming services during the second half of 2023 alone.

Tune into the major networks’ election coverage, catch up on the teen drama “The Outer Banks” and dive into a bunch of ...

Janna DeVylder from Iowa, who now lives in Australia, didn't expect to end up everywhere online in her Hillary Clinton ...

As Americans continue to drop their cable TV subscriptions ... of operating a streaming business — Peacock lost $2.7 billion last year and contributed to the overall income decline reported ...

The US election showed shades of the meme stock mania of early 2021 ... In September of this year, the Tesla CEO posted on X: ...

Midseason is the new fall. As Hollywood and ... of premiere dates for new and returning TV series. The roster covers hundreds of broadcast, cable and streaming programs debuting through 2024 ...

The cable streamer is offering new and eligible returning subscribers 28 percent off their first three months as part of its fall promo ... prices on its live TV streaming subscriptions.