Bill Frost
Bill Frost has been a journalist and TV reviewer since the 4:3-aspect-ratio ’90s. His pulse-pounding prose has been featured in The Salt Lake Tribune, Pacific Northwest Inlander, Coachella Valley Independent, Salt Lake City Weekly, and many other dead-tree publications. In addition to his CableTV.com work, Bill is a senior writer and streaming TV columnist at SLUGMag.com. By night, Bill cranks a Flying V with his band at the bar.
How to Watch MLB Games 2020
by Bill Frost | Jul 10, 2020 | Best Of, Entertainment | 0
To paraphrase Hank Williams Jr., Are you ready for some baseball?! Major League Baseball season is here and, for those averse to ballparks, sports bars, and people in general, it’s time to get a TV game plan. Let us walk you through your MLB cable, satellite, and livestreaming TV options.
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Verizon Fios TV Channel Lineups
by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0
Verizon Fios TV packages carry most popular cable networks (including ESPN, FS1, Syfy, Comedy Central, and TNT), as well as local channels that broadcast ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, and PBS. There are also add-on packages available for HBO, CINEMAX, SHOWTIME, STARZ, and EPIX, and channel packs for sports and international-language channels.
Read more Verizon Fios Customer Service 1-800-837-4966
by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0
According to CableTV.com’s most recent customer satisfaction survey, Verizon Fios’s subscriber care is top quality, ranking number one for tech support and customer service.
Verizon Fios also came in first place for installation and setup, as well as overall customer satisfaction.
Verizon Fios Phone Review: Bundles and Prices
by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0
Verizon’s phone services are made up of digital home landlines and, of course, wireless mobile. Its wireless plans are among the most acclaimed (and expensive) in the industry and come in several varieties. Verizon’s home landline VoIP (voice over internet protocol) service, on the other hand, consists of just one plan.
Read more Verizon Fios Packages Review: Internet, TV, and Bundles
by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0
With Verizon Fios, you can easily combine internet, TV, and phone services together. While Fios TV and phone are carried over the internet, you can still get TV even without buying Fios internet service (phone has to be bundled with internet, though).
Read more Verizon Fios Internet Review: Plans and Prices
by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0
“Fios” may not be a real word, but Verizon’s fiber-optic internet service is legit—and fast. With download speeds peaking at 940 Mbps (megabits per second) for $80 a month, Verizon Fios internet leaves most of the competition in the dust.
Read more Verizon Fios TV Review: Plans and Prices
by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0
Verizon Fios TV isn’t cable or satellite—it’s carried over fiber-optic internet. It’s technically a streaming TV service, even if it’s not packaged like Sling TV or Hulu + Live TV. On the upside, this gives you more channel flexibility (Verizon Fios TV offers a plan that lets you choose your own channel lineup).
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Best On-Demand Streaming TV Providers in Customer Satisfaction 2020
by Bill Frost | | Best Of, Industry News | 0
Breaking from our 2019 model of covering only livestreaming TV in our survey, we’ve set on-demand streaming apart in its own spotlight this year. Most people think of on demand as “streaming,” or just “TV,” anyway, so why not?
Read more Verizon Fios Review: Plans, Prices, and More
by Bill Frost | | Brand Reviews, Reviews | 0
Verizon Fios is a fiber-optic service that delivers fast internet, flexible TV packages, and inexpensive landline phone hookups. We think it’s a great service that doesn’t compromise quality in any of those three areas. The lack of annual contracts and surprise hidden fees is also a nice touch.
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Best Internet for Streaming 2020
by Bill Frost | | Best Of, Versus Reviews | 0
By now, you know that streaming TV services like Netflix and Sling TV require an internet connection. If not, you’ve probably had a really frustrating time trying to watch Ozark.
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