YouTube TV Customer Satisfaction with vMVPDs Like YouTube TV Is Higher Than Cable YouTube TV ranked the highest in customer satisfaction among video service providers according to J.D. Power Sling TV Launches 4K Streams with MLB All-Star Game The 4K viewing experience for Fox Sports’ broadcast of the All-Star Game will be followed by 4K coverage of the Olympics and other major sports YouTube TV Passes 8M Sub Mark The milestone makes the vMVPD the fourth largest pay TV operator Latest about YouTube TV YouTube TV to Keep Sinclair’s Fox RSNs as Talks Continue By Michael Balderston published 2 March 20 Two sides agreed to a temporary extension prior to previously reported Feb. 29 drop date Sports YouTube TV Dropping Fox RSNs on Feb. 29 By Michael Balderston published 28 February 20 News comes as baseball season is starting to ramp up Sports Hulu Live, YouTube TV Giving Boost to Pay-TV Numbers By TVT Staff published 3 February 20 Inclusion of vMVPD numbers reduces industry shrinkage in half, per MoffettNathanson. PBS’ Debut on YouTube TV Delayed By Michael Balderston published 4 November 19 Goal is to have access to PBS stations on service by the end of the year. YouTube TV to add Some PBS Stations Starting Next Month By Tom Butts published 9 October 19 Network also hopes to add PBS Kids. YouTube Plates Live Streams of 13 MLB Games By Michael Balderston published 30 April 19 Includes exclusive rights to the games in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico. Sports Verizon Offers Subscribers Access to YouTube TV By Jon Lafayette published 23 April 19 vMVPD available via wireless, 5G and Fios. YouTube Makes Virtual MVPD Play By TV Technology Staff published 1 March 17 YouTube is entering the virtual MVPD arena with the launch of YouTube TV later this year. YouTube TV Set to Stream to 10 More Markets By TV Technology Staff published 23 June 17 After making its debut in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco/Bay Area, Chicago and Philadelphia back in April, YouTube TV is ready to expand to 10 more markets in the coming weeks. YouTube TV Streaming Service Available in Top 100 Markets By Jon Lafayette published 24 January 19 Expansion comes just in time for Super Bowl. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Archives Get the TV Tech NewsletterThe professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel To Resign2BIA: Local TV Advertising To Grow 3.6% to $21 Billion in 20253Comscore Awarded U.S. Patent For Person-Level TV Audience Measurement4NAB Seeks Delay in Rules Requiring Audio Description of Emergency Alert Graphics, Maps5FCC’s Carr: CBS News Bias Complaint to Be Part of Paramount Deal Review
YouTube TV to Keep Sinclair’s Fox RSNs as Talks Continue By Michael Balderston published 2 March 20 Two sides agreed to a temporary extension prior to previously reported Feb. 29 drop date
YouTube TV Dropping Fox RSNs on Feb. 29 By Michael Balderston published 28 February 20 News comes as baseball season is starting to ramp up
Hulu Live, YouTube TV Giving Boost to Pay-TV Numbers By TVT Staff published 3 February 20 Inclusion of vMVPD numbers reduces industry shrinkage in half, per MoffettNathanson.
PBS’ Debut on YouTube TV Delayed By Michael Balderston published 4 November 19 Goal is to have access to PBS stations on service by the end of the year.
YouTube TV to add Some PBS Stations Starting Next Month By Tom Butts published 9 October 19 Network also hopes to add PBS Kids.
YouTube Plates Live Streams of 13 MLB Games By Michael Balderston published 30 April 19 Includes exclusive rights to the games in the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico.
Verizon Offers Subscribers Access to YouTube TV By Jon Lafayette published 23 April 19 vMVPD available via wireless, 5G and Fios.
YouTube Makes Virtual MVPD Play By TV Technology Staff published 1 March 17 YouTube is entering the virtual MVPD arena with the launch of YouTube TV later this year.
YouTube TV Set to Stream to 10 More Markets By TV Technology Staff published 23 June 17 After making its debut in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco/Bay Area, Chicago and Philadelphia back in April, YouTube TV is ready to expand to 10 more markets in the coming weeks.
YouTube TV Streaming Service Available in Top 100 Markets By Jon Lafayette published 24 January 19 Expansion comes just in time for Super Bowl.
