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Are you paying too much for cable or satellite television? Do you want to save thousands of dollars per year? Then it is time to the Cut the Cord! There are so many options to choose from it can seem overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. Inside Cut the Cord, TV without Cable or Satellite, Thomas Hyslip guides you through the options and helps you decide which is right for you. From receiving over the air television broadcasts with an antenna, to free and pay streaming options via the Internet, Thomas shows you the ins and outs of cord cutting. Here is a sampling of what you'll learn: - How to get free broadcast TV- What channels are available free where you live- What channels are available on which services- Which local channels are available via the Internet- How to watch FREE TV and Movies via the Internet- Which devices support which services- How to use a DVR with an antenna- Which antenna do you need- And much more!Thomas keeps it simple and straight forward, with no technical jargon. Everything you need to know and how to do it is included. No more contracts! No $100 monthly bills! Cut the Cord and free yourself from Cable and Satellite.

Dr. Thomas Hyslip is currently the Resident Agent in Charge of the Department of Defense, Defense Criminal Investigative Service (DCIS), Cyber Field Office, Eastern Resident Agency. Prior to joining the DCIS in 2007, Dr. Hyslip was a Special Agent with the US Environmental Protection Agency, Criminal Investigation Division, and the US Secret Service. Throughout his 17 years of federal law enforcement, Dr. Hyslip has specialized in cybercrime investigations and computer forensics. Dr. Hyslip has testified as an expert witness on computer forensics and network intrusions at numerous federal, state, and local courts. Dr. Hyslip is also a Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves and is currently assigned as an Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine at the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. COL Hyslip has a mix of active duty and reserve assignments spanning over 20 years including assignments with the US African Command, Office of Inspector General, the Department of Defense, Office of Inspector General, and the US Army Reserve Information Operations Command. In 2005 COL Hyslip deployed to Iraq with the 306th Military Police Battalion and earned a Bronze Star, Purple Heart, and Combat Action Badge. Dr. Hyslip is currently an adjunct Professor at Norwich University Dr. Hyslip received his Doctor of Science degree in Information Assurance from Capitol College in 2014. Dr. Hyslip previously obtained a Master of Science degree from East Carolina University and a Bachelor of Science degree from Clarkson University.