What The Tech: Streaming platform costs are rising
Cutting the cable cord used to be an easy way to save money. Today, it can take a little more
work.
Cutting the cable cord used to be an easy way to save money. Today, it can take a little more
work.
Remember when streaming was the cheap alternative to cable? We all do, but those days may be behind us, as prices are going up again.
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Bad news for cord-cutters who left cable or satellite to save money: costs for some of the more popular streaming services are going up. Netflix increased prices about two weeks ago. Hulu Plus Live TV jacked up the price by $10 a month a few days ago. And Google hiked the price of YouTube TV to $65 a month. Fubo…
It’s getting more expensive to save money by cutting the cable or satellite cord. YouTube TV customers have been notified that their subscriptions are going up a whopping $15 next month and new customers who sign up will pay $65 a month. Hulu Plus Live TV also went up last year along with Fubo TV which notified customers that their…