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Time Warner, Bright House Now Support HBO Go Xbox 360
When the HBO Go app launched on Xbox 360 in March, cable providers Comcast, Time Warner and Bright House did not support it. Now, all of them do.
Comcast was the first provider to support the app a few weeks after. Today, Time Warner and Bright House are on board, too.
" Believe it or not, we really, really do want our customers to enjoy the content they love on as many devices as possible," said Jeff Simmermon of Time Warner. "We take the 'any content, any device' mantra seriously, and we’re delivering on it this week in spades."
[Source: Time Warner]
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