More television viewers than ever are getting their news, sports and entertainment through streaming apps over their home internet connection instead of from traditional cable or satellite TV.

What makes all this streaming possible is broadband internet delivered by lightning-fast fiber optic cables, like the gigabit C Spire Fiber that keeps your home connected. But figuring out how to choose among all the streaming services can be a hassle.

Switching internet providers can be a pain in the neck. We get it. Why put yourself through the hassle just to end up with another internet provider indistinguishable from the rest? Well, sometimes it’s worth kicking your old internet to the curb, because not all internet providers are the same.

Here’s why you won’t regret switching to C Spire Fiber Internet.

While you’re relaxing over the holiday break, you’ll be glad to know there’s more on TV than football—especially if you’re streaming. Several streaming TV platforms, both free and paid, are rolling out Christmas movies for young and old, from classics to new rom-coms and kids’ movies.

We have you covered with seven of the best ways to stream TV this Christmas and New Year.

The experts have confirmed what we’ve known all along: C Spire Fiber is the fastest home internet in Mississippi. That’s according to Ookla, the global leader in internet testing and analysis.

Okay player, this is your time to shine. The 2020 holidays may be your only chance to disappear behind a gaming screen in the middle of family festivities. In fact, there’s a good chance you’ll have some familiar company.

Cable and satellite TV providers have been shedding subscribers for years now as millions of cord cutters flock to streaming services, and the trend is only accelerating.

Traditional pay TV is becoming less affordable and less of a value. On average, cable customers pay around $105 a month for their packages. Since 2000, the average bill has increased 74 percent, even after adjusting for inflation.

So, what gives?