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Streaming TV, Movies, and video over the Internet
Today there are almost as many TV programs available through the Internet as there are through the cable company. With your super-fast Internet connection from GSC, you can watch these programs without a hitch. So where do you go to find entertainment online? There are a host of great streaming services where you can find your favorite movies, TV shows and more. Here are the top streaming services:
- Netflix
- Hulu
- Apple+
- Prime Video
- Disney +
- HBO Max
- YouTube
Watch Live TV Through the Internet
Live TV streaming services — such as AT&T TV NOW, fuboTV, Hulu Live TV, Philo, Sling TV, and YouTube TV — deliver prime-time network shows and sports over your internet connection. That’s why they’re often referred to as cable replacements. If you’re thinking about switching from cable TV to a live TV streaming service, you’ll want to do your homework to select the service that will provide the channels you most want to watch. To help you get started, here are the answers to frequently asked questions:
What channels are available through live TV streaming services?
Each service offers a different number and variety of channels. To compare, you can visit the streamable.com/channels.
How much does a live TV streaming service cost?
The price varies from service to service, but most cost between $55 and $65 per month. This makes live TV services a less expensive alternative to cable.
Can I get a free trial for a live TV streaming service?
Yes, many of these services offer free trials. Check their websites for details on current offers.
How many people in my family can watch a live TV streaming service at the same time?
Most services offer subscribers the ability to stream to two or three devices simultaneously.
Will I be locked in a contract?
No. Live TV streaming services are all month-to-month with no commitment. You can cancel at any time without penalty.
Which devices can I use to stream live TV?
Live TV streaming services work with smartphones, tablets, computers, smart TVs, and external streaming devices like Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast, and Apple TV.