OT: Cord cutting questions
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Disney announced a new bundle:
Disney+, ESPN+, and ad-free Hulu for $18.99/mo.
www.theverge.com
Disney+, ESPN+, and ad-free Hulu for $18.99/mo.
Disney’s new bundle will offer ad-free Hulu, Disney Plus, and ESPN Plus for $18.99
Hulu without commercials is joining Disney’s streaming bundles.
www.theverge.com
I'd recommend a $30 antenna to get local channels for free. I get 30+ channels from my cheap antenna in West Des Moines. Very easy to set up (just plug it in). My parents are recently retired and share YTTV with me and Mrs cyfan. They get a ton of free content from the antenna and really only turn on YTTV when mom wants to watch HGTV or live sports are on.
Des Moines TV Guide - TV Listings
Check out American TV tonight for all local channels, including Cable, Satellite and Over The Air. You can search through the Des Moines TV Listings Guide by time or by channel and search for your favorite TV show.www.ontvtonight.com
This type of antenna will receive Channel 5.5. Do not drive yourself crazy trying to get Channel 5.1 however.
I'd encourage everyone to look at Sling. They are at least trying to maintain the price advantage to cord cutting.
I'd also say look Philo as well. If you don't need sports, you get quite a bit for $20.
I know Hulu live is quite a bit more at 57 after everything, but coming from mediacom at 120ish/month. It was a nice cut.
I have found Sling plus Airtv to be a great option, $30 per month.
Not bad at all, depends on the channels a person likes. Nice thing is with sling is you do get some sports channels sprinkled in there depending on the package you pick.