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Business Telegraph > technology > Cutting the cord: Sling TV is the cheapest, best bargain in TV streaming

Cutting the cord: Sling TV is the cheapest, best bargain in TV streaming

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posted on Jul. 04, 2020 at 9:35 pm

The channel lineup isn’t as robust and the recommendations are as good as worthless, but who cares? You’re saving $400 a year.

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