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  • HBO Max vs HBO Go

    HBO Max Vs. HBO Go Vs. HBO Now: Here's The Difference Between The Three Services

    By Chris Evangelista May 26th, 2020

    Here are the differences between HBO Max, HBO Go, and HBO Now (and regular HBO, too).

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    Netflix Has More Certified Fresh Movies Than All Other Streaming Services Combined

    By Hoai-Tran Bui January 30th, 2019

    Of the big four video streaming services, there are more Netflix Certified Fresh movies than the other major competitors combined.

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    Cable Companies Are Starting To Crack Down On Sharing Streaming Passwords

    By Hoai-Tran Bui December 22nd, 2017

    Cable providers are reportedly looking to limit people from sharing streaming passwords, encouraging people to pay for cable TV or streaming services.

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    HBO Or Netflix Password Sharing Might Be A Federal Crime

    By Angie Han July 12th, 2016

    Password sharing is a federal crime, rules a US court. That means you're technically breaking the law by sharing Netflix or HBO Go passwords.

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  • HBO Go

    Starting In 2015, You Can Finally Get HBO Go Without Cable

    By Germain Lussier October 15th, 2014

    Up until now, you could only use HBO Go if you subscribed to cable. Next year in the US, you can finally get HBO GO Without Cable. Read the details here.

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  • AT&T HBO Go

    AT&T Introducing $39 HBO Go/Amazon Prime Broadband Bundle

    By Germain Lussier September 24th, 2014

    For $39 per month, you can now get AT&T U-Verse, HBO Go and Amazon Prime. That's a crazy savings. Read more about the AT&T HBO Go Bundle here.

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  • HBO Go

    Standalone HBO Go Not Coming Any Time Soon, Says Time-Warner CEO

    By Angie Han May 1st, 2013

    Cable-cutters have long hoped for a standalone HBO Go option, even petitioning the premium channel to "take my money" already. But according to Jeff Bewkes, that's not a dream that's likely to come true anytime soon. The Time-Warner CEO stated today that such an offering simply isn't in the company's "economic best interest" right now,…

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  • HBO Go

    HBO Considering Cable-Less HBO Go Option For Broadband Subscribers

    By Angie Han March 22nd, 2013

    HBO Go is pretty sweet if you're already an HBO subscriber. The streaming service gives users access to HBO's entire catalog of films and TV shows -- everything from Girls to The Sopranos -- from any computer, iPad, iPhone, or Android phone. Earlier this year, the company further sweetened the deal by enabling AirPlay, allowing…

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  • Streaming Bits: HBO Go Enables AirPlay, 'Arrested Development' Could Hit iTunes After Netflix Debut

    By Angie Han February 13th, 2013

    Arrested Development Season 4 will be available solely through Netflix when it debuts this May, but that doesn't mean it's stuck on the streaming service forever. Fox, not Netflix, owns the rights to the series, and Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos confirmed at AllThingsD's Dive Into Media conference this week that the comedy could…

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  • Roku Introduces Universal Search Feature For Netflix, Hulu, HBO Go, Amazon, And More

    By Angie Han October 31st, 2012

    There's no denying that streaming video has been a boon for movie lovers. Where you once had to wait for the local video store to actually stock a physical copy of a film you wanted to watch, now all you have to do if you want to watch, say, BigĀ at home is log onto Netflix…

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  • HBO Now Offering Streaming Only Subscription Option...In Scandinavia

    By Germain Lussier August 31st, 2012

    HBO programming is among the most in-demand, on-demand programming out there. Everyone wants to stream show like The Sopranos, Sex and the City and The Wire but they're not available on any of the major sites. So when HBO annoucned their own service, HBO Go, fans got very excited. That excitement quickly faded when HBO…

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  • Streaming Bits: Time Warner CEO Calls Cord-Cutting A Myth, Amazon Instant Video Comes To iPad, Apple TV Launches Hulu Plus App

    By Angie Han August 1st, 2012

    Thanks to the proliferation of digital services like Netflix, Hulu, iTunes, and Amazon Instant Video, it's easier now than ever to get your fill of TV without actually owning a TV. Unless, that is, you want to watch Game of Thrones or True Blood. HBO's been famously stubborn about not offering a standalone HBO Go…

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  • TV Bits: 'Falling Skies,' 'Californication,' HBO, 'The Avengers' Cancelled, Extended 'Arrow' Preview

    By Germain Lussier June 11th, 2012

    After shows, cancelled shows, new shows and no-shows all pop up in this edition of TV Bits: Falling Skies pulls a Walking Dead and will launch its own after show hosted by Wil Wheaton. Despite a huge Internet push, HBO won't make their On Demand Service HBO Go an a la-carte option. Lost stars Maggie…

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  • Streaming Bits: Netflix Passes On Terra Nova But Could Save The River, Google Play Launches Movie Rentals, HBO Go Launches On XBox Live (But Not If You Have Comcast Or Time Warner)

    By Germain Lussier March 28th, 2012

    We live in a streaming world, and here are some of the latest updates. After the jump read about: Netflix has officially passed on continuing the cancelled Terra Nova, but might jump on The River. Google Play has now entered the movie rental business. XBox Live now has the HBO Go app but only if…

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  • Streaming Bits: Hulu's Player Grows 55%, Cablevision Launches HBO Go, Amazon Signs Discovery Deal, iTunes 1080p Almost As Good As Blu-Ray

    By Angie Han March 16th, 2012

    Watching movies on your computer has long been a convenient option that comes at the cost of quality. But as Hulu's video player gets a size upgrade and iTunes launches 1080p videos, digital media is looking better and better. After the jump: Hulu unveils a shinier, cleaner new UI Cablevision subscribers can now sign up…

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  • HBO Go And Max Go Finally Available For Time Warner Cable Subscribers

    By Angie Han January 11th, 2012

    Almost two years after the initial launch of HBO Go, Time Warner Cable subscribers will finally have the opportunity to sign up for the network's online streaming service. As of this week, Time Warner Cable customers who subscribe to HBO and Cinemax will have instant access to over 1,400 titles from the HBO catalog and…

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  • Verizon And Redbox Planning Netflix Competitor, Netflix More Worried About HBO

    By Angie Han December 8th, 2011

    The worst of the Netflix backlash may be over, but that doesn't mean it'll be nothing but smooth sailing for the company from here on out. Even as services like Amazon and Hulu ramp up their offerings to compete with Netflix, Verizon has just announced that it too plans to jump into the fray, as…

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