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YouTube TV is giving customers more choice on what they want to watch. The official YouTube blog announced the upcoming launch of over 10 genre-specific packages for customers to choose the channels they want to watch.
YouTube TV is running a limited time offer for new subscribers, extending the free trial period to 10 days and offering a sweet discount.
YouTube TV is offering a 10-day free trial plus $59.99/month for two months, making it easier for new users to try live TV.
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