Google is now offering LIVE CABLE TV for $35 a month!
Following Sling TV and PlayStation Vue, Google will soon be offering live television with a new streaming service. Google revealed YouTube TV, a $35-a-month service that allows for up to six simultaneous users per household, which does not require a contract or long-term commitment. YouTube TV comes with many of the same key channels available on other platforms including Fox News, ESPN, Syfy and the Disney Channel.
YouTube TV also comes with a strong array of broadcast network channels, such as ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and the CW, though Viacom appears to be absent from the lineup. Local news programming from network affiliates will also be included, but you can also get those for free with your DTV antenna.
YouTube TV lacks some notable cable channels — CNN, HBO and Cartoon Network are not on the list featured in YouTube's blog post, for example. If you want the History Channel, you'll need to choose Sling TV.
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