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Top 10 Cable TV Networks Most Likely to Shutdown As of September 2025
The cable television landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation as cord-cutting accelerates and streaming services continue their rise to dominance. Many cable networks are facing an uncertain future, with some forced to make drastic changes or face a potential shutdown. This comes as reports are out that cable TV networks could lose up to 20…
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53 Years Ago Today The Waltons Premiere: A Heartwarming Journey Begins
Fifty-three years ago today, on September 14, 1972, American television welcomed a new family into its homes with the premiere of The Waltons on CBS. This beloved series, set in rural Virginia during the Great Depression and World War II, captured the hearts of millions with its wholesome storytelling, relatable characters, and timeless themes of…
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Samsung Galaxy Book5 360 Hits Record Low on Amazon: A Must Have for Power Users Over $350 Off!
In a move that’s sending ripples through the tech world, Amazon has slashed the price of the Samsung 15.6” Galaxy Book5 360 Copilot+ AI Laptop PC to an unprecedented $968.60 – its lowest price ever. That’s a jaw-dropping over $350 off the original list price of $1,349.99 to just $986.60, making this versatile 2-in-1 powerhouse…
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NFL Redzone Makes Major Change to Address Viewers Complaints
In a move that’s already sparking cheers from fantasy football die-hards and casual Sunday couch potatoes alike, NFL RedZone has rolled out a subtle yet game-changing tweak to its broadcast format. After years of fielding complaints about cropped visuals that left viewers straining to see the full action, the high-octane channel has introduced a slight…
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2025 Emmy Awards: Time, Nominees, How to Watch Live on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on September 14
The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards air live from Los Angeles’s Peacock Theater on Sunday, September 14, 2025, with comedian Nate Bargatze taking on hosting duties for the first time. The ceremony celebrates the best in television from June 1, 2024, through May 31, 2025. Looking back, it has been a year dominated by genre-bending dramas,…
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47 Years Ago Today: “Mork & Mindy” Premieres on ABC, Launching a Cultural Phenomenon
Today marks the 47th anniversary of a milestone in television history: the premiere of Mork & Mindy on ABC on September 14, 1978. The quirky sitcom, starring Robin Williams as the lovable alien Mork and Pam Dawber as his human friend Mindy McConnell, captivated audiences with its blend of zany humor, heartfelt moments, and groundbreaking…
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30 Years Later: The 1995 Movies You Can Stream Right Now
September 1995 was a wild month for movies. Some films flopped, some became cult classics, and others reshaped entire genres. Now, three decades later, these cinematic time capsules are available to stream. Whether you’re in the mood for glittery Vegas chaos, grunge-fueled angst, or a brutal crime thriller that still haunts viewers today, there’s something…
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Top 10 Tips for New Cord Cutters to Make Cord Cutting Easier, Straight from Our Readers
As more people ditch traditional cable for streaming and over-the-air options, the transition can feel daunting. Cord Cutters News readers via our Facebook Group, seasoned in the art of cord-cutting, share their top 10 tips to help newcomers navigate this shift successfully. These tips from Cord Cutters News readers highlight preparation, research, and flexibility as…
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40 Years Ago Today: “The Golden Girls” Premiered, Redefining Sitcom History
Today marks the 40th anniversary of a television milestone that changed the landscape of sitcoms forever. On September 14, 1985, The Golden Girls premiered on NBC, introducing audiences to four unforgettable women—Dorothy Zbornak, Rose Nylund, Blanche Devereaux, and Sophia Petrillo—whose wit, warmth, and unapologetic camaraderie made the show a cultural touchstone. You can find The…
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Cable TV Has Lost Subscribers For 9 Straight Years As Comcast & Spectrum Struggle to Fight Cord Cutting
The traditional pay-TV industry, commonly known as cable TV, experienced a significant downturn in 2024, marking its ninth consecutive year of declining subscriptions, according to a recent report from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The steady erosion of subscribers has reshaped the television landscape, with penetration rates plummeting from over 80% in 2011 to just 34.4%…
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Anker’s Noise Cancelling Wireless Earbuds With 98% Noise Cancelling & 50 Hours of Playtime Are At a New All Time Low Price
Need a new set of powerful noise-cancelling earphones? Ready to head outside as the weather warms up? Anker’s Soundcore A40 wireless earbuds are on sale right now. These earbuds offer active noise canceling that reduces noise by up to 98%. These earbuds also offer 50 hours of playtime, helping you have them when you need…
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29 Years Ago Today in CBS Debuts “Everybody Loves Raymond” Launching a Comedy Classic
Today marks the 29th anniversary of a milestone in television history: the premiere of the beloved sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond on CBS, which aired its first episode on September 13, 1996. The show, a cornerstone of 1990s and early 2000s television, became a cultural touchstone, delivering heartfelt humor and relatable family dynamics that resonated with…
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35 Years Ago Today “Law & Order” Premiered & Launched an Iconic Crime Drama
Today marks the 35th anniversary of a pivotal moment in television history: the premiere of Law & Order on September 13, 1990. The iconic crime drama, created by Dick Wolf, debuted on NBC, introducing audiences to a gritty, procedural format that would redefine the genre and spawn a sprawling franchise. On this milestone, we reflect…
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Comcast is Laying Off More Staff at CNBC
CNBC, a leading business news network, has initiated a downsizing plan targeting up to two dozen employees within its international operations, which are primarily based in London and Singapore, with additional offices in other global cities. The layoffs, centered on the digital editorial division, are part of a broader effort to realign the network’s organizational…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Hopes Amazon, Apple, or Netflix Will Buy Its Struggling Company
The media industry is undergoing a seismic shift as Warner Bros. Discovery’s chief executive, David Zaslav, maneuvers to ignite a fierce bidding war for his sprawling conglomerate, even while David Ellison’s freshly merged Paramount Skydance gears up for a massive multibillion-dollar acquisition push to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. This development, emerging just weeks after Skydance…
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