Sling TV still set to slay cable, despite sloppy software

We learned at CES 2015 that Dish planned to disrupt the paid TV market (read: cable and satellite) in the United States, and in February Sling TV officially launched. Gizmag has been trying out the service for over two months now, during which time Sling has aggressively expanded its channel offerings, but has failed to clean up it sloppy software... Continue Reading Sling TV still set to slay cable, despite sloppy software

Section: Home Entertainment

Tags: On-demand, Reviews, Streaming, TV, Video

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