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Comcast is launching a live TV streaming service for cord-cutters


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Comcast is launching yet another video streaming service for you to consider purchasing.

The cable giant announced today it's launching Xfinity Instant TV, what is essentially a bundle of local broadcast networks, for $18 per month. The service will only be available to Comcast broadband subscribers.

The company said the new service is currently available in select areas and will be rolled out nationally in markets where Comcast is offered over the next two weeks.

This type of "over-the-top" offering is far from new. Comcast will be pitting itself against other services such as Sling TV, YouTube TV, and Hulu Live TV that also offer live television over the internet rather than a traditional cable subscription. Read more...

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