Xfinity is Minneapolis’s main cable internet and TV provider, found in virtually all areas of the city. Several inexpensive internet plans are available with Xfinity, starting at $9.95/mo.

CenturyLink already has rolled out Prism TV in other Midwestern cities ... Comcast will be able to stand alone as the only cable provider in Minneapolis. CenturyLink does not plan to immediately ...

Now CenturyLink wants to provide cable TV in the city ... bid to provide service in Minneapolis. The dispute raises broader questions of how we should regulate TV as content moves increasingly ...

Comcast is the Twin Cities' largest cable provider and the sole holder of a franchise in Minneapolis ... would depend on the success of the Prism TV service, which is distributed through a ...

the region's biggest phone-service provider, made its case to win a cable franchise there. The challenges there will likely be the same as in Minneapolis: CenturyLink wants a gradual rollout of ...

New rules for cable and satellite-TV providers means the companies need to clearly show total costs for video subscriptions, including extraneous fees that can add up to triple digits a year ...

YouTube is still slowly dripping out stats about its subscriber base. After the announcement last week that YouTube Premium had hit 100 million subscribers, the company now says YouTube TV, its ...

As Biden noted, the FCC "proposed a new rule that would require cable and satellite TV providers to give consumers the all-in price for the service they're offering up front." The proposed rule ...

Jess started her career at TechRadar, covering news and hardware reviews. Cable and satellite TV providers will need to ensure they show the total price of subscription plans as a “prominent ...