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FCC Adopts New Rules to Improve Wireless Internet Services Like 5G Home Internet & More
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) today voted to adopt groundbreaking rules to enhance commercial access to the lower 37 GHz spectrum band (37-37.6 GHz), a move poised to accelerate innovation in wireless technologies. The new framework is designed to support a wide range of applications, including Internet of Things (IoT) systems, wireless broadband, internet backhaul…
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Fox News Dominates Cable News as CNN Ratings Plummet Below 500,000, MSNBC Struggles in Second
The cable news landscape is undergoing a dramatic shift, with Fox News continuing its reign as the undisputed leader, while CNN and MSNBC grapple with dwindling viewership. According to recent Adweek data, CNN’s primetime ratings have plummeted to historic lows, dipping below 500,000 total viewers and under 100,000 in the coveted Adults 25-54 demographic. MSNBC,…
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Is a New Apple TV Necessary? Expert Suggests Current Model’s Power May Be Enough
For years, tech enthusiasts and Apple fans have eagerly awaited the announcement of a new Apple TV, with rumors of an upgraded model surfacing repeatedly. Yet, as 2025 unfolds, speculation about a new device persists, only to be met with delays or outright cancellations. According to a recent analysis by Eli Bacht from Pocket-lint, Apple…
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11 Years Ago Today: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Premieres on HBO, Redefining Late-Night
Eleven years ago today, on April 27, 2014, HBO took a bold step into the late-night television arena with the premiere of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. Fronted by British comedian John Oliver, the show debuted to critical acclaim, blending sharp-witted comedy with in-depth investigative journalism in a way that set it apart from…
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Google Pixel 9 Sees Major Price Drop to $599 in Limited-Time Sale
The Google Pixel 9, one of the most advanced Android smartphones of 2024, is now available at a steep discount. The unlocked Google Pixel 9 with 128GB of storage in the sleek Obsidian colorway is on sale for just $599, a $200 reduction from its original list price of $799. This deal, spotted at major…
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How USA Networks 14 Hours a Day of Law & Order Are Driving People to Cut The Cord
On Sunday, April 27, 2025, USA Network’s programming schedule exemplifies a growing frustration among cable TV subscribers: a relentless cycle of reruns. The network’s lineup features 14 hours of Law & Order episodes, one Premier League soccer match in the morning, and a single movie, Creed III. This repetitive slate underscores a broader trend across…
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Comcast Could Be Forced to Spin-Off Xfinity Cable TV & Internet To Protect NBCUniversal After a Devastating Q1 Earnings Report
This is an editorial by our owner, Luke Bouma as he looks at the current state of Comcast in the world of Cord Cutting 2.0. This is his personal thoughts on the current state of Comcast’s TV and internet businesses and what they will look like going forward. This comes from his over 11 years…
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32 Years Ago Today, NBC Named Conan O’Brien as David Letterman’s Successor on Late Night
Thirty-two years ago today, on April 26, 1993, NBC made a bold and unexpected announcement that would shape the landscape of late-night television: Conan O’Brien, a relatively unknown writer and producer, was chosen to replace David Letterman as the host of Late Night. The decision marked a pivotal moment in TV history, introducing a fresh…
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Roku Indoor Camera Hits Record Low Price of $19.99 in Limited-Time Sale
In a deal that’s turning heads for home security enthusiasts, the Roku Indoor Camera is now available for just $19.99, down from its regular price of $29.99. This 33% discount, spotted on Amazon, marks one of the lowest prices ever for this compact, feature-packed security camera, making it an ideal time for budget-conscious shoppers to…
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Comcast and Spectrum Lost Over 606,000 TV Customers & 259,000 Internet Customers In The 1st Quarter of 2025.
In a stark reflection of the rapidly evolving telecommunications landscape, Comcast and Charter Communications’ Spectrum have reported staggering subscriber losses in the first quarter of 2025, underscoring the relentless rise of cord-cutting and the emergence of “Cord-Cutting 2.0.” According to recent earnings reports, the two largest cable TV providers in the United States collectively shed…