Indoor TV antennas are still a sensible purchase, despite the advent of Wi-Fi enabled smart TVs and online streaming services. For anyone who wants to cut the cord on cable TV or reliably access TV ...

That's because federal rules require that people still be able to get TV programming from local broadcast stations. This ...

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Remember when paying for cable was cool? Nowadays, your internet service provider is likely the same company you'll go to for paywalled content. But now that streaming is so popular, the cable TV ...

Traditional cable television is rapidly becoming obsolete in today’s fast-paced digital world. The rising costs, limited channel options, and restrictive contracts make it increasingly clear that ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - I had an interesting conversation with a buddy the other night when I mentioned using a TV antenna. He laughed and said “I thought you were serious for a minute.” I was serious. I ...

Americans aged 55 and older — the ones who grew up with TV antennas — are the least into the idea of having one today. “In-home antennas are the fastest-growing way Americans are accessing television ...

When I write about antennas, readers respond with questions on specific antennas or ask how the antennas I’ve described work (I still get email messages asking about the Gray-Hoverman and UHF rhombic ...

Hold onto your rabbit ears! In this age of streaming services and endless channels, you might think TV antennas are about as relevant as a cassette tape. But guess what? Those trusty antennas from ...