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01-30-2016, 03:28 AM
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There are a few things to talk about with WWE Network today, one of which is huge news for users of one of the United States’ “big four” mobile phone service providers. That one pertains to T-Mobile and their “Binge On” feature. Under CEO John Legere, T-Mobile has been trying to increase its market share with aggressive pricing as well as a number of innovative promotions. First, T-Mobile added unlimited music streaming (as in it doesn’t count against your monthly data) music streaming with a number of services. More recently, they’ve started doing the same for video in the “Binge On” program, with one caveat: The video maxes out at 480p resolution. If you want HD, you have to use your data allowance. Anyway, Android Police and a number of other sites reported yesterday that WWE Network has been added to Binge On.
In addition, WWE announced in the video at the top of this article that WWE Network gift subscription cards are now available at GameStop stores. Previously, the cards were only available at Wal-Mart, which made it a bit more difficult for fans without credit cards to subscribe to the service. In the past, WWE had reported surprisingly high numbers of rejected payments, so maybe the increased availability of the cards could help with that problem.
Finally, in a programming note, more and more WCW Monday Nitro episodes are being uploaded to WWE Network’s on demand library each day. Make sure to follow WWE Network Updates on Twitter (it’s a robot that tweets when something is added to the library) to keep up with all of latest uploads to the service.
There are a few things to talk about with WWE Network today, one of which is huge news for users of one of the United States’ “big four” mobile phone service providers. That one pertains to T-Mobile and their “Binge On” feature. Under CEO John Legere, T-Mobile has been trying to increase its market share with aggressive pricing as well as a number of innovative promotions. First, T-Mobile added unlimited music streaming (as in it doesn’t count against your monthly data) music streaming with a number of services. More recently, they’ve started doing the same for video in the “Binge On” program, with one caveat: The video maxes out at 480p resolution. If you want HD, you have to use your data allowance. Anyway, Android Police and a number of other sites reported yesterday that WWE Network has been added to Binge On.
In addition, WWE announced in the video at the top of this article that WWE Network gift subscription cards are now available at GameStop stores. Previously, the cards were only available at Wal-Mart, which made it a bit more difficult for fans without credit cards to subscribe to the service. In the past, WWE had reported surprisingly high numbers of rejected payments, so maybe the increased availability of the cards could help with that problem.
Finally, in a programming note, more and more WCW Monday Nitro episodes are being uploaded to WWE Network’s on demand library each day. Make sure to follow WWE Network Updates on Twitter (it’s a robot that tweets when something is added to the library) to keep up with all of latest uploads to the service.