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Tablo Review: Record Free Over-the-Air TV Forever, With No Monthly FeesIf you've cut the cord, you already know the best-kept secret in television: the biggest events of the year are free. The World Cup, the Super Bowl, the Olympics, Sunday football, your local news — all of it beams through the air for anyone with an antenna. But live TV has one problem antennas never solved: you can't record it. That's the exact gap the Tablo fills...
Pluto TV: A Free Supplement to Your AntennaIf you've cut the cord, your setup is probably a few pieces stitched together: an antenna for local channels and live sports, maybe a subscription or two for movies and the shows you follow. There's a third piece worth knowing about that costs nothing at all: free, ad-supported streaming. The biggest name in it is Pluto TV...
Why Do Local TV Stations Still Broadcast If They're on Cable, Satellite, and Online?If a station's channel already shows up on cable, satellite, and in an app, why does it still run a transmitter? Especially a small independent or religious station, where plenty of households find it easier to scroll to that channel on a cable lineup than to aim an antenna at it. Why not shut the tower down, save the money, and just be a cable channel? The answer turns out to be one of the more interesting pieces of how American television is put together...
NextGen TV: Will Your Antenna and TV Still Work with ATSC 3.0?Broadcast television is in the middle of its biggest change since the analog shutoff of 2009. But for most over-the-air viewers, the reality is far less dramatic than the headlines suggest. Here's what's actually happening, and what it means for your antenna...

Upcoming Broadcasts

World Series 2026: What Channel & How to Watch It FreeThe 2026 World Series runs Friday, October 23 through Saturday, October 31, and every single game airs on FOX. That matters more than it sounds: FOX is a full-power broadcast network, so the entire Series is free over the air. No cable login, no streaming subscription, nothing to cancel afterward...
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2026: What Channel & How to Watch It FreeThe Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade returns on Thursday, November 26, 2026, and this one is a milestone: it's the 100th parade. It airs live on NBC from 8:30 AM to noon in every time zone, which means it's free over the air for anyone with an antenna...
Super Bowl LXI 2027: What Channel & How to Watch It FreeSuper Bowl LXI is set for Sunday, February 14, 2027 at SoFi Stadium — and for the first time ever, it's airing on ESPN, simulcast on ABC. That ABC simulcast is the part that matters most if you've cut the cord: it means the whole game is free over the air, no subscription required...
Daytona 500 2027: What Channel & How to Watch It FreeThe 2027 Daytona 500 is set for Sunday, February 21, 2027 at Daytona International Speedway — and just like every season-opener in recent years, it's airing on FOX. No simulcast, no streaming trick required: FOX is a full-power broadcast network, so NASCAR's biggest race of the year is free over the air for anyone with an antenna...