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Sling TV Arrives for Android TV, Buy a Nexus Player for 50% Off When You Pre-Pay for 3 Months of Service

Tim May 21, 2015 28

Sling TV, the online TV streaming service, now works with your Android TV. To celebrate, Sling is offering 50% off a Nexus Player purchase for new customers who pre-pay for 3 months of Sling TV service. Already own a Nexus Player? Sling TV is gifting you a...

Sling TV is Running a 50% Off Nexus Player Deal Too, When Support Goes Live

Kellen February 13, 2015 21

Yesterday, Sling announced a deal in partnership with Amazon to offer you either a free Fire TV Stick or 50% off the Fire TV when you signed up for three months of their new Sling TV service. While that's a heck of a deal, especially for those looking to rid...

Buy 3 Months of Sling TV Service, Get Free Amazon Fire TV Stick or $50 Off Fire TV

Tim February 12, 2015 22

Sling TV, the new service that hopes you will ditch your current cable provider for their Internet-based streaming setup, is offering new customers a pretty slick deal if you sign up for 3 months to start. Each month is priced at $20 if you select no extra...

Sling TV and Telltale’s Game of Thrones Now Available on Amazon Fire TV

Tim February 12, 2015 18

Owners of the Fire TV box and Fire TV Stick dongle from Amazon gained access to new content this morning, including a new service which might lead you to end ties with your current cable TV provider. Starting now, owners can download Sling TV straight to their...

Sling TV Offering Free Week Trial, Hopes You End Up Cutting the Cable Cord

Tim February 9, 2015 68

Sling TV, Dish Network's alternative to cable TV, is now open for business. If you have not heard about Sling TV yet, allow me to briefly explain. Basically, it's on-demand TV which is streamed over the Interwebz. To start, you pay for a basic package which is...

Dish’s Sling TV Service Nets You ESPN, CNN, Food Network, and More for $20 a Month

Kyle January 5, 2015 60

Cord cutters are the bane of incumbent content providers everywhere. Subscribers - especially of the younger and more tech-savvy variety - are leaving traditional cable for alternative content sources like Netflix and Hulu. To stem the bleeding, some companies...