Mountain Men is the sole reason any cable/streaming platform I use has to have History Channel.
Cord cutting options
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Guessing the entities they show would balk at that...maybe? Like MLB would say "no" to that? Possibly?
If you want to watch The Office there are reruns on Comedy Central constantly. You could add it to your library and the whole series would probably be recorded within a week.
Guessing "no news" is bad news in this latest round of NBC v YTTV?
Unless you want to watch Diversity Day. If they get rid of the Dinner Party, I'm never watching comedy central again
For the moment...YTTV will continue to carry NBC branded programming:
www.cordcuttersnews.com
YouTube TV and NBC Have Agreed to an Extension, Channels Will Stay on YouTube TV for Now | Cord Cutters News
After a week of back and forth between NBCUniversal and YouTube TV, the two agreed to a short-term extension tonight and will continue negotiating. An NBCUniversal spokesperson sent the following statement to Cord Cutters News: “NBCUniversal and YouTube TV have agreed to a short extension while...
www.cordcuttersnews.com
For the moment...YTTV will continue to carry NBC branded programming:
YouTube TV and NBC Have Agreed to an Extension, Channels Will Stay on YouTube TV for Now | Cord Cutters News
After a week of back and forth between NBCUniversal and YouTube TV, the two agreed to a short-term extension tonight and will continue negotiating. An NBCUniversal spokesperson sent the following statement to Cord Cutters News: “NBCUniversal and YouTube TV have agreed to a short extension while...
I figured this would happen.. wonder what short term means
Good read about the issues Hulu and YTTV-like offerings will face:
www.wired.com
The YouTube TV, NBCUniversal Debacle Feels Like a Harbinger
Streaming was supposed to help people cut the cord, but it mostly just replaced it.
YouTube TV $65
South Slope internet $59
Google Fi phone $25 (always less than $30)
I just checked my internet speed 217meg. I guess this is very good. Not sure what the min speed has to be for video viewing.
wanna know my condom size too jeez!
youtube tv $80 b/c redzone
local internet service: $84
us cellular : my portion is like $50
Here is a new policy that I hope doesn't catch on...FuboTV only letting new subscribers pay 3 months more more at a time...no month-to-month payment options. Again...hope this idea fails spectacularly!
awfulannouncing.com
fuboTV is only allowing new subscribers to sign up for three-month or longer plans, but says that may be temporary
fuboTV is currently allowing new subscribers to choose quarterly (three-month) or longer plans, but hasn't committed to sticking with that.
awfulannouncing.com
Here is a new policy that I hope doesn't catch on...FuboTV only letting new subscribers pay 3 months more more at a time...no month-to-month payment options. Again...hope this idea fails spectacularly!
fuboTV is only allowing new subscribers to sign up for three-month or longer plans, but says that may be temporary
fuboTV is currently allowing new subscribers to choose quarterly (three-month) or longer plans, but hasn't committed to sticking with that.
These guys are going to start bundling more and more together and locking you in to longer contracts.
They'll become everything they campaigned against.
Such is the circle of life.
Yeah...while this is only for new subscribers I could see this becoming a thing. I have no problem paying a longer-term deal if I get something out of it like $10 a month cheaper or whatever.
Come on that's the same crap everyone had to deal with when using Dish/Direct/Mediacom, etc...."I'll sign on the contract again if you drop the price back to a introductory price." Blah
On a side note, I've been very happy with the way YTTV handles the olympics recordings. Everything is right where you need it and in order. On the downside, the 4k version seems to always be a day behind and I'm hearing that it's NBC's fault because they only are offering 4k live offerings in limited markets.
Agree...but this would be different in the sense that there is no equipment involved and the moment I decide to quit a particular service I can instantly have service from a different provider...no apppointments/installations or whatever. As the article I linked pointed out...they say they are experimenting with this...I hope it fails in a big way!
I see that YTTV is experimenting with their program guide...hope this happens:
9to5google.com
YouTube TV tests a new channel guide design with picture-in-picture playback [Gallery]
YouTube TV appears to be testing a new live channel guide with picture-in-picture playback, descriptions, and more.
9to5google.com
