IPTV: a solution for cord cutters that can bypass greedy cable providers – Part two
Nothing, after all, is perfect. Well, other than my grandkids;
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--February 13, 2026
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Is there a way to replace your greedy and out of touch cable or satellite TV provider? As it turns out – yes, though you need to go in with eyes open.
In my last rant, I introduced IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, which delivers television and movie content to you over the internet instead of through a traditional cable or satellite hookup. It's like streaming from a Roku or other such smart device, except it offers real live TV and a lot of pay per view television channels, much as if you're subscribing to cable or satellite.
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