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Google will incorporate free linear channels into Google TV
Currently, only Google's own YouTube TV and Dish Network's Sling TV are supported by the "live" feature on Google TV devices.
YouTube TV adds Univision, rolls out Spanish package
YouTube TV has added Univision and two other Spanish channels to its core programming lineup.
YouTube TV adds BeIN Sports to Sports Plus package
BeIN Sports and BeIN Sports Xtra are now available to stream on YouTube TV, BeIN announced this week.
Haystack News launching September 11 coverage pop-up channels
Free streamer Haystack News will launch a dedicated channel for 9/11 anniversary coverage.
AT&T TV relaunches as DirecTV Stream
AT&T TV and AT&T TV Now have relaunched this week under the new DirecTV Stream brand name.
Locast launches on Vizio smart TVs
Local broadcast streamer Locast is now natively integrated into Vizio's line of smart television sets, the company announced on Wednesday.
YouTube TV to stream Thursday NFL games in ultra high-def
YouTube TV will offer subscribers with its 4K Plus add-on ultra-high def access to Thursday night National Football League games.
Fubo TV grows subscribers, advertising revenue
Fubo TV says it now serves more than 680,000 paying customers, more than doubling its subscriber base compared to one year ago.
Hulu adds NFL Network, RedZone to live TV lineup
Hulu has added two new football channels to its live television service.
Sinclair faces prolonged dispute with Suddenlink over channels
Sinclair's latest dispute with a cable company is unusual: The broadcaster is warning viewers two channels may never return to cable.
Survey: Cord-cutters want access to lifestyle, knowledge channels
Television viewers who have dropped their expensive cable or satellite TV packages still want access to channels that offer lifestyle and knowledge programming, according to a new survey. The survey carried out by Beta Research in March and published earlier ... Read more
YouTube TV teases new 4K feature, offers free TiVo Stream
YouTube TV is readying a new feature that would allow customers to pay more for access to ultra-high definition (4K) video streams.