by P.J. Bednarski on Feb 28, 4:14 PM
YouTube just announced it will launch its own streaming service, featuring ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and 30 major cable networks, but none from Viacom -- like MTV or Comedy Central, and apparently nothing from Time Warner, which means no CNN. YouTube's bundle will cost consumers $35 a month and will feature what seems to be superior DVR capacity, compared to competitors. It will be called
YouTube TV. It joins a crowded pool of streaming services: SlingTV, PlayStation Vue and DirecTV Now. And still to come is Hulu's streaming video entry. Each service seems to have its pluses and negatives, …