[*]The new streaming TV service will reportedly be an expansion of Google's YouTube.
[*]CBS Corporation (NYSE:
CBS) has signed a deal for its channels to show up on the streaming TV service.
[*]The deal with CBS will include all of its content, such as live streaming of NFL games.
[*]Google is also in talks with Walt Disney Co (NYSE:
DIS), Viacom, Inc. (NASDAQ:
VIA,
VIAB) and Twenty-First Century Fox Inc (NASDAQ:
FOX,
FOXA) to have their channels available via the streaming TV service.
[*]Rumors also claim that the tech company
is in talks with Comcast Corporation(NASDAQ:
CMCSA) to offer its channels on the upcoming streaming TV service.
[*]Google Unplugged will offer less channels than what a typical cable subscription includes.
[*]Google is currently planning to launch the new streaming TV service during the first quarter of 2017.
[*]The cost of the streaming TV service hasn't been pinned down yet, but sources claim it will range from
$25 to $40.
[*]The streaming TV service will be separate from YouTube, but executives from that platform are reportedly working on Google Unplugged.
[*]YouTube and several content providers have refused to comment when asked about the upcoming streaming TV service.