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YouTube TV is expanding its service for the first time since it became available over a month ago. Seven new networks have been added to the basic $35 package.
The new channels are:
- AMC
- BBC America
- Sundance TV
- Telemundo
- Universo
- We TV
- IFC
This raises the number of channels available to basic users to 46. Telemundo and Universo are owned by NBCUniversal, who also signed a deal with Hulu recently. YouTube TV also has “unlimited cloud DVR,” and allows access for up to six people, according to Napier.
Unfortunately, if you want the service, you’d better live in Los Angeles, New York, the Bay Area, Chicago, or Philadelphia. The service still isn’t available everywhere.
