Streaming tv channels

1.Subscription Streaming Services: These platforms offer a wide range of channels for a monthly fee. Examples include:

• Netflix
• Hulu
• Amazon Prime Video
• Disney+
• HBO Max
• Apple TV+
• Peacock
• Paramount+
• YouTube TV
• Sling TV
• fuboTV

2.Free Streaming Services: Some services offer a selection of channels for free, supported by ads. Examples include:

• Pluto TV
• Tubi
• Crackle
• IMDb TV
• Peacock Free
• Roku Channel

3.Network and Cable Channel Apps: Many networks and cable channels have their own streaming apps or websites where you can watch live or on-demand content, often requiring a cable subscription or a separate subscription.

• ABC
• CBS
• NBC
• FOX
• ESPN
• CNN
• BBC iPlayer (UK)
• ITV Hub (UK)
• Channel 4 (UK)
• Channel 5 (UK)

4.Live TV Streaming Platforms: These services mimic traditional cable/satellite TV but deliver content over the internet. They offer packages with various channels.

• YouTube TV
• Hulu + Live TV
• Sling TV
• fuboTV
• AT&T TV Now
• Philo

5.International Streaming Services: These platforms offer channels from specific regions or countries.

• YuppTV (Indian channels)
• Zattoo (European channels)
• Hotstar (Indian channels, now merged with Disney+)
• Crunchyroll (Anime channels)

6.Specialized Streaming Services: These cater to specific interests or genres.

• WWE Network
• Crunchyroll (anime)
• Shudder (horror)
• BritBox (British TV)
• DC Universe Infinite (DC Comics content)

Remember that availability of channels may vary based on your location and subscription plans.