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YouTube TV Is Letting Customers Keep The $72.99 Price Point For 6 Months if They Try to Cancel
Following its recent announcement of a price increase to $82.99 per month, YouTube TV is reportedly offering a retention incentive to subscribers who attempt to cancel their service. According to numerous reports online, customers who go through the cancellation process are being offered the opportunity to keep their current $72.99 monthly rate for an additional…
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Sling TV Freestream Adds 15 New Free Channels Including More Channels From Warner Bros. Discovery
Sling TV’s free, ad-supported streaming service Freestream officially added another 15 new live free channels this week to its growing lineup of free channels. Since launching the service, DISH has been ramping up the number of channels on Freestream, which is separate from its pay service, Sling TV, or parent DISH’s satellite service. These so-called…
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Roku City Gets a Holiday Makeover: A Festive Glow-Up for Streamers Everywhere
Since its launch in 2018, Roku City has been a beloved destination for streamers, captivating audiences with its iconic skyline and playful Easter eggs. This holiday season, Roku is turning up the cheer with a dazzling refresh that promises to make every streaming session feel like a celebration. With stunning new visuals and interactive features,…
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CNBC Launches CNBC+ Streaming Service For $14.99 a Month Speeding Up the Death of Cable TV & More – Cord Cutting Today
Today in Cord Cutting Today for December 12, 2024 we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting including: CNBC Launches CNBC+ Streaming Service For $14.99 a Month. You can find links to each story we talk about below this video. CNBC Launches CNBC+ Streaming Service For $14.99…
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After YouTube TV’s Price Hike is It Still a Better Deal Than Cable TV?
YouTube TV recently announced a price increase, bringing its monthly subscription cost to $82.99. This has prompted many to ask: is it still a more affordable option than traditional cable TV? The answer, according to recent data, is a resounding yes. While YouTube TV’s price has risen, the cost of cable television has skyrocketed in…
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Max Expands Live HBO Channels to More Users, Bringing HBO Linear TV Experience to Streaming
Following a successful initial test phase, Warner Bros. Discovery has started a significant expansion of its live, 24/7 HBO channels on the Max streaming platform, making them available to more subscribers of Max in the US market. This move solidifies Max’s commitment to offering a diverse viewing experience that blends the convenience of on-demand streaming…
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How to Watch the 2024 College Football Awards Live on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on December 12
As college football heads to the postseason and bowl season, tonight the best players, coaches, and personalities of the sport will be recognized during the 34th Annual Home Depot College Football Awards ESPN will be home to the two-hour special live from their studios in Bristol, Connecticut. Hosts Kevin Negandhi and Jen Lada will be…
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Samsung TV Plus Offers a Massive Selection of Free Channels
Samsung TV Plus, the free ad-supported streaming service available on Samsung smart TVs and mobile devices, boasts an impressive lineup of over hundreds of channels. Offering a diverse range of content, from news and movies to sports and music, Samsung TV Plus provides a compelling entertainment option for viewers seeking free streaming content. Here’s a…
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FCC Makes Changes to Its Program Meant to Help Expand High Speed Internet
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced updates to its rules governing letters of credit, aimed at reducing administrative and financial burdens on broadband providers receiving high-cost support from the Universal Service Fund (USF). The move is expected to free up capital for providers to accelerate broadband deployment in underserved areas. Letters of Credit: A…
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YouTube TV Announces Price Hike for 2025 After Denying Reports Of It Earlier This Week
YouTube TV announced today that it will be raising its monthly subscription price by $10, from $72.99 to $82.99, effective January 13, 2025. The streaming television service cited the rising costs of content and ongoing investments in service quality as the reasons for the increase. This comes as earlier this week they said reports of…