Making television easy again. By Phillip Swann
FuboTV launched in January 2015 with the promise of delivering more sports programming than any other provider regardless of whether it was via streaming or traditional pay TV. And while the streamer has offered several hard-to-get sports channels, its mission has been tarnished by not carrying arguably the leading sports network of all, ESPN. However,
FuboTV, the only multi-channel, live streaming service to offer live 4K events, next week will stream the entire MLB National League Championship Series in the new picture format. Update: Fubo said Thursday, October 18, that it will not show games six and seven in 4K. No explanation was given for the change. The broadcast, which
Q. I just bought a 4K TV. Are there any college football games in 4K this weekend? — Ed, Cincinnati. Ed, congratulations on your purchase. And if you are a subscriber to DIRECTV or Dish, you will be able to watch some college gridiron action this weekend in the new picture format. Click Amazon: Today’s
FuboTV, the live streaming service with a sports emphasis, has announced it will offer college football games in 4K this season. The first three games in 4K will be: * August 31 — San Diego State vs. Stanford * September 8 — W. Michigan vs. Michigan * September 15 — Fresno State vs. UCLA TCL