Author: Chaim Gartenberg
T-Mobile is apparently delaying its plans to launch its upcoming TV service until 2019 in order to focus on delivering a better product that would be able to stand out more from competitors like AT&T’s DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, and other streaming competitors, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Another issue apparently has been negotiating mobile distribution rights, which Bloomberg’s sources claim has proven extremely complex. Turns out, building a new internet streaming service is hard!
T-Mobile had first announced plans for a TV service to launch sometime this year back in December 2017, when it bought Layer3 TV to help build out its service. But since that original announcement, there’s been little to no word about it at any of...
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T-Mobile is apparently delaying its plans to launch its upcoming TV service until 2019 in order to focus on delivering a better product that would be able to stand out more from competitors like AT&T’s DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, and other streaming competitors, according to a report from Bloomberg.
Another issue apparently has been negotiating mobile distribution rights, which Bloomberg’s sources claim has proven extremely complex. Turns out, building a new internet streaming service is hard!
T-Mobile had first announced plans for a TV service to launch sometime this year back in December 2017, when it bought Layer3 TV to help build out its service. But since that original announcement, there’s been little to no word about it at any of...
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