Streaming TV services' inability to negotiate their way out of the bundle system that has dominated regular cable for years is resulting in higher prices
YouTube TV's price hike is part of a larger problem — YouTube TV announced yesterday that it'd be raising its prices by 30 percent to $65 per month.
In light of YouTube TV raising prices, a look at how streaming TV services have fallen into the same price wars as traditional cable despite the increased competition, thanks to ever-increasing carriage fees and consolidation in channel owners. https://www.theverge.com/... https:…
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