YouTube TV is Google’s cable replacement. It provides access to live TV and cable channels, delivered through an internet connection.
YouTube TV is increasing from $65 per month to $73 per month starting in April, according to an email sent to subscribers on Thursday.
"As content costs have risen and we continue to invest in the quality of our service, we are updating our price to keep bringing you the best possible service," the company said in the email to subscribers.announced a price increase for its YouTube TV subscription on Thursday. It's increasing from $65 per month to $73 per month starting in April, according to an email sent to subscribers on Thursday.
YouTube TV is Google's cable replacement. It provides access to live TV and cable channels, delivered through an internet connection. "As content costs have risen and we continue to invest in the quality of our service, we are updating our price to keep bringing you the best possible service," the company said in the email to subscribers.
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