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Dish Network has announced a new over-the-top streaming service that offers cord-cutters live sports programming by including
The internet-only service will cost $20 per month, and require no commitment or contract, according to the company's press release. Set for launch during the first quarter of 2015, Sling TV is expected to be compatible with Roku set-top devices, Amazon Fire TV models,
Additional programming content will be made available as part of higher cost add-on packs and users will be able to access a 3-day replay window for certain channels. You can get more details in my hands-on review.
The big news of course is the inclusion of ESPN, marking the first time users can watch the sports programming network without a traditional pay TV subscription. With HBO having already announced plans for its own standalone streaming service, a rising commitment to original programming by both