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> "If I pay $40/month for Youtube TV..." Where are you getting YouTube TV for anywhere near $40/mo? That may have been the price at launch, but it's already c
by StevePerkins 5y ago
> "If I pay $40/month for Youtube TV..."
Where are you getting YouTube TV for anywhere near $40/mo? That may have been the price at launch, but it's already climbed more than 50% over the past few years. If you really want live television, I'm not even sure whether cutting the cord and going with an over-the-top package is even cheaper these days.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThe only reason it would not be cheaper is if the ISP monopoly, usually coaxial cable internet providers, are bundling internet with TV channel services. Otherwise it makes no sense that you can add a middleman that needs to employ labor that has to go around to people’s houses and have it be the same cost.