Consumers Turn to Free HD TV Antennas as Cord Cutting Surges in 2025 Amid Rising Cable and Streaming CostsNew York, Aug. 21, ...

Considerations when choosing outdoor TV antenna Before making the move on an outdoor TV antenna, understand which types of programming are available over the air where you live.

Consumer Reports offers expert cord-cutting advice to free you from the expensive monthly pay-TV services of local cable and satellite TV companies.

2. Free TV Channels One of the best benefits of using a TV antenna is that no matter where you live and which kind of antenna you buy, there are several channels you can watch for free.

Shop the best tv antennas, both indoor and outdoor, on the market right now. Plenty of programming is actually free for the taking: all you need is the right antenna.

In this review of indoor antennas, CR picks the best models that will get you free over-the-air TV and make it easier to cut the cord with cable and save money.

The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) have partnered to produce AntennaWeb.org, an online antenna mapping program designed to help consumers and ...

On Monday, April 25 Antenna TV moved to our newest channel, WHNT3 as we introduce a new programming lineup on WHNT2. We are thrilled to bring you new shows on WHNT2 and add our third channel as wel… ...

Consumer Reports recently tested 10 indoor antennas in two locations, near a window and near the TV. Across the board, the window location worked best.

Not all of the programming on Antenna TV has closed captioning. Older shows are exempt from the rule and new networks get 4 years to become fully complaint.

The oft-forgotten TV antenna could help lessen your dependence on pay TV. In addition to making their programming available on cable, fiber and satellite TV systems, more than 1,780 stations are ...