YouTube TV removes streaming cap on NFL Sunday Ticket games
YouTube TV said it will no longer impose a two-device limitation on customers who subscribe to the NFL Sunday Ticket.
YouTube TV said it will no longer impose a two-device limitation on customers who subscribe to the NFL Sunday Ticket.
Officials at YouTube have apologized after a glitch left millions of streamers unable to watch Game 1 of the NBA’s Eastern Conference Final on Wednesday.
The video platform appears to be taking a page from good, old-fashioned broadcast TV in an attempt to court more brands.
WOW! says it is exiting the pay television market and will move its 117,000 customers to YouTube TV.
YouTube has started testing a version of its website that is incompatible with ad-blocking plugins, a move that could help improve ad revenue.
YouTube TV has quietly reduced a discount given to new subscribers who sign up for a new subscription through referral links.
Marketers continue to pull back on ad spending via YouTube’s streaming video platforms, according to Google’s latest earnings report.
The new codec, VP9, could offer better video resolution on some programs and channels.
NFL Sunday Ticket will allow two streams at one time and include a multi-screen feature that allows watching several games from one device.
The actual cost of NFL Sunday Ticket when purchased through YouTube TV is around $800 per football season.