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Consumers continue to dump their cable and satellite subscriptions at an accelerated pace as the industry continues to see a fall in earnings across the board and for the first time ever, more people are watching on streaming than on cable.

Consumers are ditching their traditional TV subscriptions in massive numbers, spelling more bad news for cable and satellite companies.

Police in North Carolina have accused a woman of forcing a cable repairman to allow her to perform oral sex on him, a report says.

Cable television is “failing” as a business, according to a cable industry lobbyist, as more and more people switch to streaming services and watching videos on their phones.

ESPN seems to be the big loser in the latest trends for cable pricing plans, analysis shows.

Cable subscribers have spoken, and if you’re ESPN you will not like what they had to say.

Sean Hannity beat Megyn Kelly in the cable ratings during September, says TheWrap.com.

Insiders are reporting that Disney-owned ESPN cable sports network is preparing to cut up to 350 jobs, causing it to shed about 4.3 percent of its workforce.

A quick look at this New York Times list of streaming options for cord-cutters reveals that the con game that is your dreaded, overpriced cable and satellite television bundle is now attempting to resurrect itself on the medium that threatens

The most important detail in this Wall Street Journal story is that Apple has been attempting to put together a slimmed down streaming bundle for years. The proposal went nowhere because it was “considered radical and failed to bear fruit.”

The end is nigh for the Hollywood affirmative action racket known as bundled cable and satellite television. Customers aren’t yet cancelling their overpriced bundled TV packages by double digits. That reality, though, can’t be far behind. People inevitably figure out

The news for the left-wing affirmative action program that is bundled television (cable and satellite) just got worse. According to Nielsen, live viewership of television is dropping while subscribers to streaming television continues to explode. Moreover, cable providers appear ready

For the first time in decades, HBO will be available independent of  an expensive bundled cable package through HBO Now, a subscription streaming service available for $14.99 a month. Currently, the service will only be available on your device or

Following the lead of CBS, HBO and Showtime, Nickelodeon CEO Philippe Dauman announced this week that he will launch the Nickelodeon network outside of a pay television subscription. As of now, if you want to watch Nickelodeon, you are required

A week after WE tv announced the upcoming release of Sex Box, a censorship advocacy group is petitioning to have the channel removed from cable subscription bundles.

A new poll shows that only 46% of respondents watch what’s known as linear television, or live television as it airs. As supplements to television, a majority of the 4709 polled have added DVR-watching and streaming services of various kinds.

On top of obnoxiously high prices, a big reason people (especially Millennials) are fleeing to Streaming, is the obnoxious number of commercials that disrupt/infect/pummel every cable television show. Nevertheless, in order to make up for declining viewership, desperate cable networks

According to a recent Nielsen study the average American watches 40 hours of television a week. That includes live and recorded television. Since there are hour and half-hour series, it is more than reasonable to assume that those 40 hours

Al Jazeera America’s inevitable collapse has begun with the elimination of all of its morning programming. Instead of producing its own programming, the basement-rated cable news network will simply re-broadcast Al Jazeera programs from its parent studio in Qatar. Also