Mikayla Rivera

Editor

Mikayla Rivera has worked as an editor for nine years, bringing her passion for niche genres and TV streaming services to websites like Mithical Entertainment, Reviews.org, HowtoWatch.com, and now CableTV.com. Her love of anime and ethical marketing is rivalled only by her dedication to The Chicago Manual of Style. When Mikayla isn’t editing other people’s work, she’s writing comics and novels on her own time.

Best No-Contract Internet Providers of 2025

by Rachel Oaks | Aug 25, 2025 | Best Of, Reviews

Looking for an internet service provider with no contract obligations? Here are a few options that may just fit the bill.

The Best Cable Brands to Watch While on the Go

by Randy Harward | Aug 18, 2025 | Equipment Guides

As we become increasingly mobile, it’s important for cable providers to find ways to allow us to take our favorite TV shows on the road. Before the travel bug bites, take time to find a provider that travels well with you and can let you enjoy cable on the go.

Viasat vs. Hughesnet

by Rachel Oaks | Aug 13, 2025 | Reviews, Versus Reviews

If you live in a rural area, satellite may be the only available internet type. Between Viasat and Hughesnet, we’d have to pick Viasat because of its faster internet speeds and better data allowance. But Hughesnet isn’t a bad option if you prioritize your pocketbook over your internet time.

Best Satellite Internet Providers for 2025

by Rachel Oaks | Aug 13, 2025 | Best Of

The best satellite internet provider is Viasat because it’s widely available and gives you the best bang for your buck. But if you’re interested in long-time competitor Hughesnet or the up-and-coming Starlink internet, we can help you determine if they’re the best services for you.

The Best OTA Antennas: Your Guide To Getting Free Local TV

by Randy Harward and Logan Jones | Jul 25, 2025 | Best Of, Equipment Guides

Congratulations, cord-cutter! Our guide to the best OTA antennas recommends models from Mohu, Gesobyte, PBD, and FiveStar. And they’ll all have you back to watching your local channels (and subchannels) in no time—and with no monthly payment.

What’s the Cheapest Way to Go for HBO?

by Mike Strayer and Olivia Bono | Jul 18, 2025 | TV FAQs

For most folks, we recommend HBO’s streaming HBO Max because it’s relatively cheap, has a month-to-month contract, and features more than just HBO Originals. If you prefer to keep things simple with a single cable plan and no messy apps, Spectrum or Cox is the way to go.