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Showtime Anytime Offers Streaming to PCs

Tue Oct 04, 2011 at 12:00 PM ET
Tags: Showtime, TV Everywhere (all tags)

You won't find a streaming app quite yet, though a new social sharing app is available now for the iPad.

Being able to stream TV content to any device you have is, of course, the dream. We're not there yet - not by a longshot - but we may be on the way.

Showtime Anytime is a nice step forward for the company, especially after pulling their content from Netflix. It allows subscribers to watch shows on their PC or laptop by simply logging in to the site. It's nothing revolutionary, but it's convenient for those already paying for Showtime.

The offering is fairly incomplete as it is, at least as far as full features are concerned. You can't stream to a mobile device and, of course, there is no way to access the site if you aren't a subscriber. Being able to sign up for just Showtime Anytime would be really nice. You'll also have to wait a bit for it unless you're an AT&T U-Verse subscriber, since they get first dibs.

Source: Engadget

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DISH Unveils a Sling Adapter for TV Everywhere

Mon Nov 22, 2010 at 10:00 AM ET
Tags: Dish Network, TV Everywhere (all tags)

For $99 you can get TV anywhere you can get internet, including your phone.

It's a future we've been looking forward to and DISH is the first to have it ready. With the new Sling Adapter, you can get enjoy TV from your DISH set-top box anywhere you've got an internet connection.

If you're at the airport with your iPhone, you can enjoy live programming. Outside with your Blackberry? Scroll up something from your DVR. You can manage recordings, delete shows, and of course watch them on your Android, iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows PC, Mac, and even your Blackberry.

Whether you're a current DISH subscriber or signing up for the first time, you'll need to shell out $99 for the device itself, which is compatible with ViP 722 or 722k HD DVRs.

Source: eCoustics

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