You can ask each which is fully on the web but it's a subset of what you have now. It is not "premium channels and select shows on network and cable channels" on the internet. There has been some movement but folk that cut the cord do accept that not everything is on the internet.
Forgive me if this question/discussion has already been asked/occurred.
Considering cutting the cord but not sure what I may be missing out on. Here's my set up:
Cable provider: FiOs
DVR: TiVo Premiere (2 of them)
Streaming(?): Netflix
Movie Channels: HBO, Showtime, EPiX, etc.
TV: Network & Cable channels
Other: Chromecast (recent purchase but hardly use)
I watch a LOT of TV particularly on premium channels and select shows on network and cable channels.
If I cut the cord, what am I "giving" up? Is there one alternative that is better than the other (assuming there is more than one alternative)? One alternative I'm familiar with is Apple TV.
How does HBOGo, Showtime Now/Anytime, CBS Access, etc. factor into this decision? What are their benefits over an Apple TV, for instance?
I am not a techie (I understand SOME stuff) so please bear with me in sharing your insights.
Much, much appreciated.

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