US Cable TV giant Charter Communications has launched Spectrum TV Stream, a new bundle of internet-based channels from multiple broadcasters. The $39.99 per month subscription offers a bouquet of more ...

I reported in October that Charter Spectrum had introduced a new device called Xumo, which can replace your existing cable box — including live TV — and also stream programming from platforms such at ...

You can stream your entire cable lineup through the Spectrum channel on a Roku or other streaming device. News & Observer staff photo Several years ago, Time Warner Cable – now Spectrum – required ...

The streaming bundles just keep bundling. But now there’s a brand new kind of bundle coming to us. This time, a linear/traditional TV platform is bundling with a streamer. Yes, in the newest deal ...

Charter Spectrum added ESPN Unlimited and Hulu to its eligible TV plans at no extra cost. ESPN Unlimited, normally $29.99/month, includes ESPN+, all ESPN linear networks, and thousands of live events.

Charter Communications has inked another deal to stir streaming into the cable TV mix. NBCUniversal and Charter announced a new multiyear distribution deal that will make the Peacock Premium ...

Spectrum would like you to believe that it’s actually competing with cord-cutting now. While the largest cable provider in the U.S. hasn’t lowered prices, it has been over the past year bundling ...

A few months into its push to integrate streaming into its pay-TV and broadband packages, Charter Communications remains convinced the strategy is a winning one. Asked at the Bank of America Media, ...

Charter Spectrum TV Select video customers gained access to the Peacock Premium streaming service this week at no additional cost. The ad-supported Peacock Premium, which is usually priced at $7.99 ...

Los Angeles Dodgers fans in the greater LA market now have the ability to watch the team’s games without a cable subscription. However, they’ll still have to pay Spectrum. This week, Spectrum ...

Spectrum offers wider availability, covering 41 states, while AT&T Fiber is available in 21 states. AT&T Fiber provides faster symmetrical speeds up to 5 Gbps, whereas Spectrum's maximum speed is 1 ...

The internet provider is offering customers speeds up to 1 gigabit per second — twice as fast as Spectrum’s middle-tier internet plan allows.