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YouTube TV is a game changer.

At $35 per household with no contract its an easy service to test and try. An account includes the ability to DVR shows for up to six sub-accounts. That means for the average family everyone can have their own DVR account. No more fighting over which shows get to be recorded… although you may still fight over when to play them back.

YouTube TV Welcome Page

For smaller families, this can mean using one account for shows that are watched together, and a different account for shows folks watch on their own.

The DVR offering includes unlimited storage which means this service very appealing to folks who want to record once and save shows forever.

Read more about YouTube TV (and sign-up for early notice of when it’s available in your area. https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/

I also talk (again) about YouTube Live Mobile streaming. I discuss an interview with Amy Schmittauer about Live Mobile streaming that was conducted by Alex Yong. It’s a great interview; here is the link: https://smallbiztrends.com/2017/02/live-stream-on-youtube.html

Amy Schmittauer YouTube Vlogger

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About Harry Hawk

Harry Hawk is a marketing consultant focused on cross channel attribution, paid social, community building and content strategy. As an Adj. Prof (CUNY + SWCCD) he has a focus in Hospitality, Business, eCommerce & Event Management/Planning.

Harry has a diverse range of clients in Robotics, Logistics and Baking. Harry has worked with many companies including HubSpot Labs, Momentum Machines, Phillip Morris, Paramount Home Pictures, NY Water Taxi, and many other startups.