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HBO Now streaming service (Original Post) PasadenaTrudy Mar 2015 OP
I wonder if you can just subscribe for a month or two? Goblinmonger Mar 2015 #1
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This is a faster way to kill the cable companies. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2015 #2
 

Goblinmonger

(22,340 posts)
1. I wonder if you can just subscribe for a month or two?
Wed Mar 11, 2015, 02:38 PM
Mar 2015

Or do you need to commit to a specific time period?

And does this mean iTunes (and hopefully others) will be able to see individual episodes of series during the season.

I would gladly subscribe for a few months to see Game of Thrones. Or pay $2/episode to watch it a week later.

Response to Goblinmonger (Reply #1)

dixiegrrrrl

(60,010 posts)
2. This is a faster way to kill the cable companies.
Wed Mar 11, 2015, 02:42 PM
Mar 2015

That same 15.00 a month to get HBO on Cable now gets you HBO on demand without cable
PLUS
look who else is going along:

Just last month, DISH Network launched Sling TV, a service which offers online access to a small collection of cable TV channels – including live sports coverage through two ESPN channels – for about $20 a month.

Nickelodeon and NBC have announced plans to start their own standalone subscription video services, while CBS launched its streaming service, CBS All Access, late last year. Even Shout! Factory, a company that specializes in unearthing old pop culture treasures with DVD box sets dedicated to Hill Street Blues and Pee Wee's Playhouse, last week debuted a free streaming service, Shout! Factory TV, with episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000 , the films of Werner Herzog and lots more.

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