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www.cambridge-credit.org — The high cost of cable television has many American second-guessing the expense, mainly because of the amount of free and low-cost content available via the Internet. Many of your favorite stations stream programming on their website, generally within a day of a show’s original air date. There are also wesbsites such as Fancast and Hulu that offer collections of TV programs and even some movies from major networks for free.
Is It Time to Cut the Cable (TV)?
on Apr24 2011
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We are in the process of deciding on dumping our Charter cable service or not. We now see more commercials than TV programming. ! It’s awful Cable was born to Provide TV SUBSCRIPTION – and no ads. Why are we all paying through the nose for cable – for commercials I think we made up our minds?. Click!