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Cable remains the most popular way for people to get their TV service, followed by satellite. A newer delivery option, at least partially based on fiber-optic technology is being marketed by phone companies (e.g., Verizon FiOS or AT&T U-verse). In terms of availability, most households are served by a single cable company. Satellite TV service, from DISH Network and DIRECTV, is available throughout the United States to anyone that has a place to put a dish that can access signals from their orbiting satellites. The fiber-optic products have a more limited availability, as the technology is gradually being deployed to new areas. On this page, we list special offers for television service from the cable, satellite and phone companies. Bundles are also available; see the link below to explore those. Learn
Bundles Bundles that include television service are offered by cable and phone companies. Since fiber-optic is only available in limited areas, the phone companies usually also offer a bundle where the TV component is delivered by a partner satellite TV company. In any case, bundling TV with some combination of home phone and Internet can yield monthly savings. Click below to see and compare bundle offers.
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