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May I interest you in YouTube TV?

Will be interesting to see how Charter's line in the sand with Disney plays out. Charter has about 14 million pay TV subs, the second-most among all US MVPDs, so what happens here could be very disruptive to the overall industry. Between this and the ongoing writers and actors strikes, it feels...

I don't know if we'll ever see a linear channel that broadcasts in 4K 24/7 and is marketed as a 4K channel, e.g. HBO 4K. I think there was an expectation that that would happen because that's how it happened with HD; over time, HD versions of channels rolled out and replaced the old SD version...

Yeah. I'm just saying that Comcast knows what the score is in terms of what it costs their customers to add YTTV to their broadband versus bundle their own TV and broadband together. And so apparently when customers call up asking for a great deal on TV, rather than give them one, they just let...

Translation: "We're not going to destroy the profit margins on our TV service by trying to compete with YouTube TV on price. If Google wants to lose money selling you TV service (that's delivered over our broadband connection), that's fine with us."

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that Cinemax is still available a la carte from Comcast nationwide. (I live in the Central Division/Big South Region and it's still here.) But Comcast isn't doing much to market it now. And I'd say it's gone forever from those bundled packages (like the old Digital Premier...

Well, this is a bit underwhelming. We've been waiting for some time for T-Mobile to unveil their own branded TV service and, for now anyway, they're basically just re-branding the Layer3 TV service that they've owned for a year or two. Based on what T-Mo had said in the past, I was expecting...