Tag: Comcast
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Comcast is Suing DISH’s Parent Company
Comcast has launched a major legal battle against DISH Wireless and its parent company EchoStar Corporation, seeking more than 54 million dollars in damages for an alleged breach of a key business contract. The lawsuit, filed in early March in the United States District Court for the District of Colorado, centers on a master service…
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Comcast Subscribers Lose Some Local ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC Stations
Comcast Xfinity subscribers across dozens of television markets awoke to a significant disruption in local programming on Wednesday as dozens of stations owned by the E.W. Scripps Company vanished from cable lineups. The blackout stems from the expiration of a long-standing carriage agreement between the two media giants, leaving viewers without access to local ABC,…
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A Comcast Tech Support Nightmare – If Comcast Is to Survive, It Has to Improve Its Customer Service
Recently, I ordered Comcast’s WiFi Pro system with 4G LTE backup — a product with real practical value for my household. I have a severely autistic son, and we rely heavily on our internet connection for his safety. We use WiFi-based alarms so that when he opens a window or a door in the middle…
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Roku Adds a New Feature Everyone Wanted, YouTube TV Makes Changes to Two Popular Channels, & More – The Top Cord Cutting Stories From The Past Week
As the calendar flips deeper into 2026, the cord-cutting movement shows no signs of slowing down. What began as a gradual shift away from traditional cable television has evolved into a full-fledged revolution, with consumers increasingly opting for flexible, cost-effective streaming options. This past week brought several developments that underscore this trend, highlighting innovations in…
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Comcast & Spectrum Are In Trouble As Over 1 Million Customers Canceled Their Internet in 2025 as 2026 Becomes The Year of Cord Cutting 2.0
The year 2026 is shaping up to be the pinnacle of Cord Cutting 2.0, a transformative era where consumers are not only abandoning traditional cable TV but also severing ties with cable-provided internet services in unprecedented numbers. This evolution builds on the momentum from 2025, when cable giants like Comcast and Charter Spectrum experienced massive…
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Frndly TV vs. Comcast’s Now TV vs. Philo What is The Best Budget Live TV Streaming Service In 2026?
Do you want live TV but don’t want to pay an arm and a leg for it? Don’t care about live sports? Right now, three of the cheapest options for live TV are Comcast’s Now TV, Philo, and Frndly TV. All are budget-friendly options that can help you save money. Increasingly, cord-cutters are looking for…
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Comcast Now Offers Free Disney+ & Hulu With Some Internet Plans
Comcast has launched a new bundle that provides free access to Disney+ and Hulu for subscribers of select Xfinity internet plans. This initiative, rolled out amid growing demand for integrated entertainment and connectivity solutions, aims to deliver added value to customers by combining high-speed internet with popular streaming services. The bundle is designed to appeal…
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Xfinity Delivered the Fastest Super Bowl Feed with RealTime4K
Every second counts when streaming live sports, and for Super Bowl LX, Xfinity’s new RealTime4K feed put many viewers ahead of the action. Comcast says its internal tests showed Xfinity customers saw Super Bowl Sunday’s on-field moments up to 49 seconds sooner than viewers on several virtual pay-TV services. Ahead of the Big Game, Xfinity…
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Comcast & Paramount May Merge As Both Struggle With Streaming
In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital entertainment, industry analysts are increasingly discussing the possibility of a merger between Comcast and Paramount Global to bolster their underperforming streaming platforms, according to Brian Lowry at Status. Comcast’s Peacock and Paramount’s Paramount+ have both encountered significant financial hurdles despite efforts to expand subscriber bases and content offerings.…
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Comcast & Spectrum Lost Over 1.43 Million TV Customers & Over 1.11 Million Internet Customers As Cord Cutting 2.0 Grows
In a stark indicator of shifting consumer behaviors in the telecommunications sector, major cable providers Spectrum and Comcast collectively shed 1,439,000 television subscribers and 1,110,000 internet customers throughout 2025. This substantial decline underscores the accelerating momentum of what industry observers term Cord Cutting 2.0, a phenomenon extending beyond traditional television abandonment to encompass the rejection…