Do you have a live TV subscription (cable or other means)?

YouTube TV made news twice this week: once it launched the new Entertainment Plus package launched with HBO Max, Showtime and Stars, and again announced the upcoming 4K package, which includes offline downloads and unlimited concurrent home streaming. Related comments made us wonder how many readers subscribed to live TV, whether through an old cable provider or an online streaming service like YouTube TV.

Cable TV subscriptions continue to decline. In fact, the 2020 blockade seems to have further accelerated this process. You might think that all of us are staying at home, we could have used live TV as a source for watching shows, but last year, streaming was more popular than ever. Only a few readers claimed that they did not subscribe to any video streaming service.

However, live TV broadcast is another matter. Netflix costs $9-1

8 per month, Disney+ costs only $7, but YouTube TV Start It’s $65 per month, which is a lot higher than the initial starting price of $35. This has prevented many of our readers from using the service. There are many other options, such as Hulu with live TV, Fubo TV, Sling and even the outdated cable TV service itself. Comcast’s Xfinity Stream allows you to watch TV on the Internet, mobile phone or Chromecast using any TV package for free. Although AT&T’s streaming media situation is complicated, AT&T and T-Mobile both have their own live TV streaming services.

There are other ways to get certain limited TV access rights for free, such as Pluto TV, but the choice can be “eh”. And it doesn’t even mention that you can enjoy all the free trial versions of other services.

So, do you have a live TV subscription (cable or other)? Or did your cutting method pass the overall concept of channel and linear non-on-demand services? If you subscribe to multiple (I guess Possible), select all that apply.