YouTube went down earlier this week and everyone lost their minds, but YouTube TV users could see their accounts credited to make up for the inconvenience. You gotta ask to get it, though.
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Although YouTube TV used to only be available in select markets across the United States, you can now get it anywhere in the country!
Yes, again.
YouTube TV is partnering with a ton of major networks to make its DVR feature much more powerful.
The add-on channel costs $40 a month, or you can get the full 2018-19 season for $249.
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Documentaries and AMC's best can now be had for just a few bucks a month.
Between user-uploaded videos, music streaming, original programming, and live TV shows, the YouTube brand means more today than ever before.
That's a lot of movies.
It's politics and food. What else do you need?
YouTube TV's only worked on the Chrome web browser since its release, but it's finally expanding to another one — Firefox.
Today is the last day to get YouTube TV for $35 a month.
YouTube TV's smart television app has been out in the wild since early November of 2017, but it's making its way to a number of Roku devices.
YouTube TV and Hulu with Live TV are two of the younger entries in the live TV streaming market, but they've already acquired hundreds of thousands of subscribers.
A YouTube TV app for Roku and Apple TV is still in the works, but it'll be a little while longer before you can actually use it.