MS NOW's live feed comes to TV apps without cable
Versant's MS NOW now streams its live 24/7 feed to its members on Roku, Apple TV, Samsung, Google TV and Amazon Fire TV, without a cable subscription for the first time. Membership costs 7.99 dollars a month or 79.99 dollars a year.
What it means for you
If you want MS NOW live on your TV without cable, the membership now covers the TV apps too.
What to do
Install the MS NOW app on your TV device and sign up, or sign in with your TV provider.
The details
Members also get full episodes of MS NOW programs on demand in the TV apps. People with a participating TV provider can sign in with that instead. Member-only series and twice-daily live Q&As with its journalists are planned for early 2027.
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