So, if I understand the new Dish/CBS/Showtime deal, streaming rights are included, right? Anyone know when this might become a reality and whether it will apply to Roku, AFTV, etc.?
True, just glad that it's in the works. FWIW, when it's available may depend on how you want to stream it as well. The A&E deal has been done for months and although Dish has been added to the provider list on AFTV, AppleTV & XBox 360 it's still not listed for Roku. That said, selecting XBox 360 will authorize Roku just fine.It is coming on December 12th at 4:39 am CST. Seriously, they JUST signed the agreement Friday night, it hasn't even been one business day yet, the ink still is not dry, give them a few weeks, good lord.
Probably because they assume that away from home you'd just go to the Showtime Anytime website and stream from there when away from home.I remember reading somewhere in the press release that the showtime streaming would only be available in someone's home network. Meaning you could only watch it in your house? No i-pad or i-phone away from the house?
does anyone know (who has Showtime Anytime) If they offer every episode for all their series like HBO Go? Im dying to see Season 3-5 of Dexter i never got to watch any of them...
I thought it was, or maybe I was just reading too much between the lines.Was showtime on demand covered in the article? I've asked it, and it never got answered.
Notably absent from that statement is CBS VOD."The new multi-year agreement will keep CBS channels on Dish for the foreseeable future and gives Dish rights to video-on-demand content for Showtime."