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Internet video giant Hulu has officially launched its long-awaited live TV streaming service, a $40-per-month option with over 50 channels.

YouTube has finally unveiled its long-awaited live TV streaming service, dubbed YouTube TV. Itwill soon launch for $35 per month.

Hulu's upcoming live-TV streaming service might still be a long way off, but a survey sent to customers shines a light on how pricing could be structured.

Looking for something to watch? Instead of turning on the TV to find something, you'll soon be able to see live TV listings straight from Google Search.

Amazon continues its quest to create a live TV streaming service, reaching out to ESPN and AMC as possible add-on networks.

Microsoft is bringing free over-the-air TV for Xbox One users in the U.S. and Canada through a TV tuner that plugs into the console.

The device is still in the works, but the Redmond, WA-based startup behind WebTuner says its product will benefit both viewers and advertisers/broadcasters.

Amazon is working on its own internet TV service that will offer live TV content online without the need for a cable or satellite subscription.

Intel is looking to launch its own set top box and streaming service later this year to compete with existing services.

Microsoft, Intel, Netflix and Amazon are declaring a turf war against big broadcast networks, indicating the future of TV will look very different.