For many cord-cutters, attempting to watch the Tokyo Olympics meant downloading a new app. Without access to broadcast and cable channels showing the COVID-postponed tournament on TV for the past two weeks, the only streaming options were through services like Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV, both $65 per month; an app and website from NBC Sports, which requires a cable subscription to sign in; and the donations-supported network TV streamer, Locast. The event also brought a new way to watch Ol...
NBC's Peacock app was a popular Olympics download, but watching was a mess
Mashable - 8 Aug 2021 00:04
For many cord-cutters, attempting to watch the Tokyo Olympics meant downloading a new app. Without access to broadcast and cable channels showing the COVID-postponed tournament on TV for the past two weeks, the only streaming options were through services like Hulu with Live TV and YouTube TV, both $65 per month; an app and website from NBC Sports, which requires a cable subscription to sign in; and the donations-supported network TV streamer, Locast. The event also brought a new way to watch Ol...
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