Every modern HDTV has a built-in tuner, and in my case, I only needed a $23 indoor antenna to get crystal clear over-the-air HDTV. In fact, in most cases over-the-air HDTV has slightly better image quality than the HD cable you’re paying for, since cable companies often compress their signals in order to include more channels. Many people are shocked when they find out they can receive free high definition TV from major TV networks simply by connecting a basic over-the-air antenna. Here's a quick primer on ways to keep your TV screen lit up with entertainment, news, and sports, without surrendering to Big Cable. In my own case, I used to pay more than $100 a month to the cable company now I pay about half that for a combination of streaming, downloaded, and over-the-air content. (You didn't think your cable company was going to make this easy, did you?) But with a moderate amount of research and tinkering, you can replicate much of what you'd be getting via your cable subscription for significantly less money. To be sure, ditching your cable or satellite provider isn't exactly painless, especially if you're a sports junkie. In fact, the number of cable TV and satellite subscriptions fell last year for the first time in the history of the business. With the latest improvements in technology and growth in online content, you can disconnect the cable box without giving up TV. All you disgruntled cable customers out there - in other words, anyone who is not a cable executive - now is the time to rejoice.
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