Cablevision Systems has added business news channel CNBC to Optimum TV to Go, its operation to provide shows for Internet-connected PCs and laptops.
Jeff Baumgartner of Multichannel News writes, “CNBC shows currently offered on Optimum TV to GO include Squawk Box, Squawk on the Street, Closing Bell, Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer, and American Greed.
“‘CNBC on Optimum TV to GO allows our customers to conveniently stay connected to the world and keep up with the day’s business news headlines wherever they are,’ said Bradley Feldman, vice president of video product management for Cablevision, in a statement. ‘This is our most recent addition to a strong line-up, which features over 50 popular networks.’
“Other networks that are part of Cablevision’s TV to GO lineup include AMC, IFC, We, Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, Disney, Disney Jr. BTN, YES Network, BET, Bravo, CNN, Fox News, and Comedy Central. From the premium TV realm, Cablevision’s Web-based authenticated TV Everywhere portal also supports HBO GO, Max GO and Showtime Anytime.
“Other MSOs that offer TV Everywhere fare from CNBC include Comcast, Dish Network, Verizon FiOS TV, Suddenlink Communications, Mediacom Communications and Armstrong Cable.”
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