Amy Young

Writer

Amy Young studied Journalism and Mass Communication at Kent State University and has logged more than 15 years writing mostly about arts and culture. From indie to mainstream, her work has appeared in a number of publications, including Pop Matters, Time Out, New York, Alternative Press, Paste Magazine, Arizona Republic, and Phoenix New Times. When she isn’t busy researching and writing about all things CableTV.com, she conducts celebrity interviews for Looper.com, plays drums in garage-rock bands, and absorbs fictional and real-life psychological thrillers on the regular.

Projectors vs. TVs

by Dave Schafer | Jun 11, 2021 | Equipment Guides, Versus Reviews | 5

Good projectors are both affordable and accessible, and they really give TVs a run for their money. Which is better for your living room, home cinema, or media room?

Paramount Plus Review

by Bill Frost | Jun 10, 2021 | Reviews | 0

Paramount+ is the new name of streaming service CBS All Access—because no rebrand is complete without a “+” next to the title. It retains all of CBS All Access’s programming (like The Good Fight, Why Women Kill, and the Star Trek catalog), and adds more shows and movies from parent company ViacomCBS’s vaults.

HBO Max Review 2021: Price, Shows and Movies, and More

by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0

HBO Max is an on-demand streaming TV service from HBO, featuring all of the premium channel’s original series and a deep vault of shows and movies from HBO’s parent company, WarnerMedia. HBO Max also launched with several Max Original series, with more on the way in 2021 (in addition to over a dozen major Warner Bros. movies).

fuboTV Review: Plans, Pricing, and More

by Bill Frost | Jun 8, 2021 | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0

fuboTV offers up to 158 channels, a 1,000-hour cloud DVR, and a slick interface that neatly mirrors what you’re used to with cable or satellite service. It’s also just fun to say “fubo.” We’ve also named fuboTV as the best streamer for sports in our Best Live TV and On-Demand Streaming Services 2020 rundown.

Cox vs. Spectrum Internet: Which Is the Best Internet Provider?

by Eric Chiu | Jun 7, 2021 | Uncategorized | 0

Cox Communications has serviceable internet plans, but for most families, Spectrum’s internet plans offer better value and download performance.

What to Watch This Week | June 7–13

by Bill Frost | | Entertainment | 0

Curious about what to watch next? Overwhelmed with choices? Check out our TV and movie recommendations for this week below. You can also skip down to your favorite TV streaming service to see what new TV series and movies to watch or use our simple tool to help you identify the perfect show for you.

Modem vs. Router

by Rachel Oaks | | Uncategorized | 0

To connect your home to the internet, you’ll need a modem and a router. While a modem/router combo usually takes up less space, separate devices are handy for flexibility and keeping up with the latest technology. Learn the difference between all these devices in this article.

Best TV Streaming Services of 2021: Live and On Demand

by Bill Frost | Jun 4, 2021 | Best Of, Reviews | 7

Though no single service covers every need for every viewer (yet), CableTV.com has reviewed and rated 14 of the best livestreaming and on-demand TV services currently available to potential cord-cutters. We even threw in five extra free streamers for kicks.

TV Streaming Guide 2021

by Bill Frost | | TV FAQs | 0

Ready to cut the cord and jump into the stream? Let the editorial team at CableTV.com help you navigate the waters of streaming TV.

Philo Review 2020: Cost, Channels, and More

by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0

While other streamers fight to add more channels and games (and hike prices accordingly), Philo keeps it light n’ breezy. It offers zero sports or local channels, focusing instead on entertainment (like Comedy Central, Paramount Network, and AMC) and lifestyle (such as A&E, HGTV, and Cooking Channel) networks.

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