From CNET: This year there's more ways to stream the Super Bowl live over the Internet than ever. And if you live in Bangor or Reno or Wilmington, you can now add one more to the list.
Starting today, YouTube TV is available in 95 additional TV markets, including those three, and will roll out nationwide in a matter of days.
Until now the $40-per-month service, which offers a slate of live TV channels streamed over the Internet as an alternative to traditional cable TV, was only available in certain markets. It launched in April 2017 in five US cities -- Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and the San Francisco Bay Area -- and has steadily expended since, reaching 100 markets in August 2018.
With today's expansion it blows up to 195 markets, which covers 98 percent of US households. The remaining two percent, aka the rest of the country, will get YouTube TV within days, a YouTube representative confirmed to CNET.
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