NFL games coming to CBS All-Access

As many realized during the rise of Hulu, CBS was pretty much the only major network to be missing from the line-up.  It appeared CBS was simply behind on the times, but when they decided to come out swinging they came out swinging hard.  Their subscription service CBS All Access provides a ton of CBS’…

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Playstation Vue increasing it’s reach

For those of you interested in cutting the cord and telling your cable company (insert inappropriate words here), then by now you’re aware of Playstation Vue…or very well should be.  Sony has come out with the most complete live & recorded TV solution for cable cutters called Playstation Vue.  As in As in it’s name…

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Sling TV just added even more kids programming (Engadget)

“It seems like every other month, at least, Sling TV brings new content to its video-streaming service. That’s great for those of you who pay $20 (or more) for the monthly subscription. The latest update, announced today, focuses on adding even more programming to the Kids Extra bundle. You’ll now find over 200 on-demand TV…

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Streaming TV bundle roundup (TechHive)

“Streaming-TV channel bundles probably aren’t the future of television, but they’re the hot trend right now. After Sling TV and PlayStation Vue paved the way with cheaper alternatives to the traditional cable bundle, more competition is coming from companies like AT&T, Hulu, and YouTube. While these bundles don’t represent a radical re-envisioning of television—they’re largely…

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Terabit fiber optic speeds just came closer to reality (Engadget)

“Sure, researchers have been showing off terabit data speeds in fiber optics for years, but they’ve seldom been practical. That exotic technology may work over long distances, but it can quickly fall apart when you throw typical network loads in the mix. However, it’s about to become much more practical. Nokia Bell Labs, Deutsche Telekom…

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Netflix Wants the FCC to Get Rid of Data Caps (Gizmodo)

“In a comment to the FCC, Netflix called data caps, such as those imposed by Comcast and other ISPs, as “an unnecessary constraint on advanced telecommunications capability.” The comment also takes swipes at a few other pieces of ISP trickery, including zero rating, which privileges services by offering their content free of data charges. Earlier…

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