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Why is this game we must play with some companies?

Bike The Birkie instead of skiing it!

If you're a Charter Spectrum customer, you may have an e-mail in your inbox alerting you of a scheduled maintenance that will take place overnight. This could lead to disruption in your service, so plan accordingly.

Local TV Station KBJR & KDLH are in a contract negotiation with DISH network, and unfortunately they haven't been able to come to an agreement. Fortunately, you can still get it for free.

The weather conditions just haven't worked out for the 2017 Birkebeiner Ski races this weekend.  Unseasonably warm weather along with rain melted away the snow.  There was a last minute hope that the snowstorm predicted would save the ski event, but the storm went further east.

The Bayfield County Sheriff's Department had been asking for the public's help to locate to missing teens.  UPDATE:  They have been found.

Trying to cancel your cable service is almost as tough as getting in touch with the cable company.

If you're a Charter cable TV customer, you'll now need a digital box for each TV in your home.  Charter has gone all digital, meaning your TV won't work anymore if you plugged the cable directly into it.

We've all lived the nightmare of trying to deal with customer service on the phone. Well, this encounter sums it all up. This guy wants to cancel his cable service with Comcast, but the operator is anything but cooperative. Take a listen to this amazingly maddening call and how unhelpful the representative is...

I've been a Netflix subscriber for quite a few years now.  I use Netflix a few times a week, primarily when I work out and want to watch something interesting, instead of stumbling on a cable channel.  I stuck with the company when they divided the mail in option and the streaming option into two separate plans.  Considering I always forgot to mail in the DVD's anyway.  But, there are new changes

Lt. Daniel DeVirgilio got a bill from his cable company that was so shocking, it was hard to take seriously. Time Warner Cable charged the 26-year-old Beavercreek, Ohio man a whooping $16,409,107 for his basic cable service last month. When DeVirgilio called Time Warner to complain, the representatives were as baffled by his bill as he was.