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Google TV Makes It Easier to Find, Watch, and Track World Cup 2026 Matches

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By John Finn 
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Just in time for the start of the World Cup, Google has made it easier for Google TV users to watch and track the action. Beginning today, World Cup related content can be accessed directly through the Sports section. What You Need to Know Google TV’s Sports page now highlights World Cup content from Fox One, Tubi, and YouTube TV. The update makes the Sports page a good way to find live matches to watch, see results, and check schedules.
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Philo’s Bundle+ Subscribers Can Now Upgrade Their HBO Max To Ad-Free

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By John Finn 
| Streaming Better
Philo subscribers signed up to the Bundle+ package now have the option of upgrading their HBO Max subscription to an ad-free subscription. As this is an optional upgrade, switching to the Standard HBO Max plan will increase the monthly cost of the Philo package. What You Need to Know Bundle+ subscribers can now upgrade their ad‑supported HBO Max to an ad‑free version. Upgrading to the Standard HBO Max plan through Philo costs an extra $13/mo.
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NBC and Other NBCU Networks Returning to Fubo Following New Deal With NBCUniversal

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By John Finn 
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Fubo subscribers will be happy to hear that NBC and a variety of other NBCU networks are coming back to the live TV streaming service. The return of the channels is part of a new distribution agreement between Fubo and NBCUniversal. What You Need to Know Fubo and NBCUniversal have reached a new distribution deal, bringing an end to a dispute that began last November. Telemundo and Universo are available from today, with NBC and other NBCU networks returning soon.
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