“Time Warner Cable is on a roll with this whole TV Everywhere thing,” reports TechCrunch. “Just a day after adding Viacom channels to its live streaming iPad app, the cable provider has announced support for HBO GO on the Xbox, Roku streaming boxes, and Samsung connected TVs.”
Time Warner took a long time to get to this point, being one of the last holdouts to hook up with HBO GO, “but it’s catching up fast,” says TechCrunch.
Supporting HBO GO on game consoles and connected TVs means that Time Warner is joining the ranks of Verizon, AT&T and Dish Network in offering access to the service.
The move is good news for TWC’s HBO subscribers, who are no longer restricted to HBO’s broadcast schedule or cable VOD services to access content. “For everyone else who loves HBO but doesn’t want to pay $100 for cable, though, they’re stuck waiting and hoping that maybe, some day, HBO GO will be available a la carte,” adds the post.
“Time Warner Cable is on a roll with this whole TV Everywhere thing,” reports TechCrunch. “Just a day after adding Viacom channels to its live streaming iPad app, the cable provider has announced support for HBO GO on the Xbox, Roku streaming boxes, and Samsung connected TVs.”
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