Cut TV Cord, How to Get News
I read a lot about cutting the cord (TV). Don't completely understand it, but I spend a lot of money on cable, dish for the RV, etc, and rarely watch the TV. Don't trust any of the news anymore, sit...
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Chris Bryant wrote:
Umm, with a tv antenna? I get 60 channels over the air for free.
This is certainly the best way IF you are in an area with good OTA reception. We live in a mountainous area where the only OTA channel available is a local PBS station.
There are several network apps for most streaming devices (Roku, Amazon Firestick, Apple TV box, etc.) that allow you to stream live TV.
To use these while on the road, you'll want an unlimited data plan that does not throttle your hotspot at 10GB. There are several affordable solutions. AT&Ts Mobley at $20 a month and now FMCA's BRAND NEW Verizon hot spot deal at $43.99 per month, complete with Verizon's flagship hotspot for free. The Mobley is less expensive but the device is inferior (resulting in slower data) to Verizon's flagship hotspot.
If you are an FMCA member, their deal is SWEET.
