T-Mobile Adds Amazon Video, Fox News, Univision, and WWE Network as Binge On Partners


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t-mobile today announced support of 4 new partners free video streaming service binge on, including amazon video, fox news, univision now, , wwe network. new streaming partners join more 40 services supporting binge on, lets customers watch video content without using data t-mobile cellular plan.

company released few details status of binge on in 3 months since launch, saying customers using service watching "more twice video" before binge on. service 1 of latest programs in t-mobile's "un-carrier" marketing campaign, ceo john legere says "has literally changed way millions of people watching video."

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t-mobile conducted survey of customers well, focusing on users' understanding , opinions regarding binge on. 92 percent of t-mobile customers surveyed said plan watch more video using service, while 93 percent claimed they're okay video being "optimized dvd quality," referencing binge on's baseline 480p video resolution.

after fcc began scrutinizing similar programs last year, t-mobile's program became center of drama between cellular carrier , youtube, claimed service throttled content though wasn't partner binge on. after independent test confirmed such throttling claims, john legere responded of comments made against service, reiterating t-mobile's continued enthusiastic support of binge on.

article link: t-mobile adds amazon video, fox news, univision, , wwe network binge on partners
 

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