Taking a “if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em” approach, cable giant Comcast Corp. is launching a live-TV streaming service for $20 a month. Dubbed “Now TV” and available only to Comcast CMCSA Xfinity ...

In leaked memo, COO says agent was doing mostly "what we trained him" to do. — -- In a leaked memo from cable giant Comcast, a top executive expresses contrition for the now-infamous behavior of ...

With cord-cutting at an all-time high, Comcast is introducing a new streaming subscription option to keep broadband customers in the video fold. On Tuesday, Comcast announced Now TV, a new streaming ...

When it comes to cable providers, streaming bundles are all the rage these days. Joining the growing fad is Comcast, as the cable giant is looking to reel existing and potential customers back in once ...

Comcast, which offers cable TV, phone, and internet services under its Xfinity brand, is doubling down on luring back cable TV customers who have increasingly cut the cord on service after the company ...

Comcast and Spectrum have new ways to woo cord-cutters. We break down whether their offers are worth considering.

Many Comcast cable TV and internet customers can expect increases to their bills beginning in December, as the company makes pricing changes it says are needed to cover increasing broadcast TV and ...

Residents in four municipalities will have a new option for cable and internet services: Comcast. This summer, the company will introduce its services to Port Carbon, Palo Alto, East Norwegian Twp.

Some Mountain Top residents may soon have another choice for internet and cable television service. Dorrance Twp. supervisors at their April meeting voted to enter into a franchise agreement with ...

Multi-gigabit service will be available next week in select neighborhoods of Colorado Springs with areas of Atlanta and Philadelphia coming by year's end When you purchase through links on our site, ...

When most folks think of Comcast's internet service, they think cable. Since the company started offering online access, it has been over the same copper wires as cable-based TV. But that's changing.