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Two of the last major cable provider holdouts have finally agreed to carry HBO's online streaming video service. Earlier today, Cablevision announced that it has reached a deal that will bring HBO GO, a service that allows the channel's subscribers to access its content on the computers and mobile devices of its roughly 3.3 million customers in the next few months. The news comes on the heels of the announcement late last week that Time Warner Cable is also bringing the service to its over 12 million video customers starting next month.
“Cablevision shares an appreciation for TV everywhere and therefore recognizes the incredible value HBO GO adds to the HBO subscription," said Eric Kessler co-president of HBO, in a statement.
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