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Cheap and Free Internet for Students

by Rachel Oaks and Logan Jones | Jun 3, 2025 | Deals, Internet

Students can get free internet with help from community internet access points or internet service providers that offer the first 30–60 days of service free. Low-income families with students in K–12 can also get discounts on internet service.

Why Millennials and Gen Z bundle cell phone and internet

Why More Gen Z, Millennials Are Bundling Cell Phone and Internet Service

by Eric Chiu | Jun 1, 2025 | Deals, Industry News, Internet

Gen-Z and millennial shoppers are nearly two times more likely to bundle cell phone and internet service compared to older shoppers. We talked to shoppers to understand why they’re bundling up.

20 Streaming Services That Offer Free Trials: Live and On Demand

by Olivia Bono | May 12, 2025 | Deals, Entertainment, Streaming

Believe it or not, some of the best things in life are still free—including streaming services, if but for a fleeting moment (like a few days—or even weeks). We’ve rounded up the best on-demand and live TV streaming services that will give you a taste for nada.

Best Free and Cheap Streaming Services of 2026

by Bill Frost | Feb 28, 2025 | Best of the Best, Deals, Entertainment, Streaming

We’re all about the bang for your buck here at CableTV.com, but how about bang for no bucks? Expensive premium streaming services are cool and all, but discovering free and cheap entertainment is a small victory that’s (mostly) priceless. We’ve rounded up some of those small victories for your streaming enjoyment.

How do I bundle cable tv with a cell phone?

How Can I Bundle Cell Phone and Internet Service?

by Eric Chiu | Feb 8, 2025 | Deals, Equipment, Internet, TV

Save money every month with a cell phone and internet bundle.

Heebie-Jeebie-Freebies: 21 Free Streaming Horror Movies to Watch Now

by Randy Harward and Bill Frost | Aug 15, 2024 | Deals, Entertainment, Horror, Outreach, Streaming

Decorations, costumes, candy, brain spatter removal fees—Halloween really adds up. Money shouldn’t be an issue when it comes to celebrating America’s favorite holiday (sorry, Christmas), but there has to be some way to slash the bloody budget, right?