Streaming, once thought to be the antidote to cable, is starting to look more and more like the good old-fashioned cable bundle. As streaming has gotten more expensive and confusing over the years, ...

Cable companies have started to figure out a way to stay in the TV game: Reselling streaming services. Credit...Justin Rentería Supported by By Benjamin Mullin A funny thing happened in recent weeks, ...

EL SEGUNDO, Calif.—DirecTV said it is breaking the traditional cable bundle by launching three new Genre Packs and two new Mini-Pack Add-ons. These new streaming options continue the company’s push ...

Comcast announced that it plans to offer a new streaming bundle with Peacock, Netflix and Apple TV+, which sounds a lot like the cable channels packages that consumers left cable TV to get away from.

Remember when streaming was supposed to let us watch whatever we want, whenever we want, for a sliver of the cost of cable? Well, so much for that. In recent years, streaming has gotten confusing and ...

There’s no sugarcoating just how bad things have gotten for cable companies: During just the first six months of 2024, a whopping 4 million U.S. homes exited the pay TV bundle, according to research ...

The cable bundle is losing its biggest edge over the streaming competition: live sports. Warner Bros. Discovery announced this week that it will make its live sports offerings — which include MLB, NHL ...

Just because you cut the cord doesn’t mean that you have to cut all of the entertainment that you love. One of the most common complaints we hear about streaming these days is that when people cut the ...

Both companies are blurring the line between traditional pay TV channels and streaming services, in that paying for the former will entitle you to some of the latter, but they’re doing so in different ...

Apple and Paramount are in early discussions to create a bundle of their undersized streaming services, as both companies try to stabilize subscriber churn and create a more compelling consumer value ...