Ask any 50- or 60-year-old to describe what their home television system looked like during their younger years and you’ll most likely get descriptions of large box-style televisions with dials that ...

Google Trends and social media platforms reveal a surge in searches for “cord-cutting devices,” “free HD TV antennas,” and “alternatives to cable.” This reflects a larger cultural shift in how people ...

What you first need to do is figure out whether you want an indoor or an outdoor antenna. I knew I wanted an indoor one because I wanted to use it for a TV facing the back of my home that has windows.

Some channels came in well, but others didn't at all, leaving me disheartened with the results. Gesobyte Antenna is affordable and has a good range, but getting the best signal can be challenging. If ...

Cutting cable is all the rage, but it's easy to end up paying just as much without it. And while going digital through streaming platforms is convenient, sometimes that just isn't feasible. Digital ...

Time Warner Cable is donning rabbit ears. With the CBS blackout in key markets heading into a fourth week, the cable company is giving away free TV antennas to customers so they can watch the Eye. The ...

Antenna TV is back in the Triangle. The popular network specializing in classic sitcom reruns was removed from the local market in November by WNCN, which replaced it with GRIT TV and Escape TV. This ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. At this point, it’s old news that cable has become all but ...

Traditional cable television is rapidly becoming obsolete in today’s fast-paced digital world. The rising costs, limited channel options, and restrictive contracts make it increasingly clear that ...

TV antennas are having something of a renaissance in the U.S. Buoyed by the ever-increasing costs of cable and streaming subscriptions, and additional channels enabled by the advent of digital TV, ...

I have cable internet and am keeping it, but am cancelling the television portion of the service. I assume this means they will install a band-reject filter at the entry into my house. Does this mean ...