Wednesday, 11 November 2015
The company we all love to hate announced the launch of its new “Stream” service in an effort to win back cord cutters. Unlike the completely misguided attempt by Time Warner to win customers back by showing fewer commercials and pulling its programming from Netflix, Comcast’s idea actually makes sense for cord cutters. The Stream plan is a $15 per month service (including taxes and fees) and it includes local networks, HBO and on-demand movies and television shows. Two catches. The first is you have to live in the Boston area — which includes all of eastern Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire — but the…
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