Recently I've noticed some cute cord covers that look kind of like scrunchies from places like Urban Outfitters or Pierce & Ward. They're made to cover unsightly extension cords and continue the ...

Analysis: An eyebrow-raising cable merger and the launch of streaming services for cord cutters can only lead to media battles in the not-too-distant future TV’s annual Upfront Week is supposed ...

Although Charter has slowed cord-cutting, it likely knows it can't reverse the inevitable. The nation's biggest pay-TV provider is getting even bigger — and not a moment too soon. Cable giant ...

So-called “cord cutting” has cost the industry millions of customers and left them searching for ways to successfully compete. Charter said Friday that it will acquire Cox Communications ...

So-called “cord cutting” has cost the industry millions of customers and left them searching for ways to successfully compete. Charter said Friday that it will acquire Cox Communications’ commercial ...

So-called “cord cutting” has cost the industry millions of customers and left them searching for ways to successfully compete. Charter said Friday that it will acquire Cox Communications ...

Why is this strategic merger being announced? Cable companies have experienced dwindling pay-TV subscriber rates as customers “cut the cord” by canceling cable subscriptions and switching to ...

And the TV companies also sounded a conciliatory note, taking pains to say their new apps were aimed at so-called “cord nevers,” not the crowd that still subscribes to cable. “We’re ...

Charter Communications has offered to acquire Cox Communications, a $34.5 billion merger that would combine two of the top three cable companies in the U.S., both which have a significant presence ...

So-called “cord cutting” has cost the industry millions of customers and left them searching for ways to successfully compete. Charter said Friday that it will acquire Cox Communications ...

Later this year, you'll finally be able to subscribe to ESPN without paying for other cable TV channels. The new service will be called ESPN and will cost $30 a month. The fact that Disney, which ...