James A. Kimble

James A. Kimble is a seasoned industry expert with over two decades of journalism experience. Jim has been at the forefront of the cord-cutting movement since 2016, testing and writing about TV-related products and services. He founded The Cord Cutting Report in 2016. Major publications, including MarketWatch, Forbes, and South Florida Sun Sentinel, have interviewed Kimble for his years of expertise. He gives advice on the complexities consumers are navigating with streaming options, and over-the-air TV. Kimble has been a staff writer or correspondent for several award-winning, daily newspapers, including The Boston Globe. You can follow Jim on LinkedIn, YouTube and at X at @james_kimble

Reviews, TV Antennas

RCA Compact Outdoor Yagi TV Antenna Review

The RCA Compact Yagi Outdoor antenna is a directional antenna that is best suited for rural areas with hard-to-reach UHF and VHF signals. It’s a … Read more

By James A. Kimble

Published: November 5, 2024

Knowledge Base, News, Roku Topics

Fubo MultiView Beta Now on Select Roku Devices

Fubo announced that it’s expanding its Multiview support to select Roku devices. The feature has been a hit on Apple TV devices since its rollout … Read more

By James A. Kimble

Published: November 5, 2024

Projectors, Reviews

I Tested the Valerion VisionMaster Pro 2 Projector: First Look

This new 4K projector supports Dolby Vision and runs on Google TV. I got an early model of the VisionMaster Pro 2 before it was released to the public.

By James A. Kimble

Published: November 5, 2024

News

Why More NHL Fans Can Watch Their Team for Free This Season

Catch NHL games affordably this season. With 7 teams offering free in-market broadcasts, more fans can watch locally. Cord-cutting has never looked better.

By James A. Kimble

Published: November 5, 2024

How to Watch Sports, News

How to Watch the Dallas Stars Without Cable

No cable needed to watch Dallas Stars this season. Local fans can stream games for free on Victory+. A win for cord-cutters as teams move to new broadcast options.

By James A. Kimble

Published: November 5, 2024