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<p>If you live in the United States, you have probably at least heard of Roku; I would put money on it. In fact, there is a good chance that you have used (and maybe even owned) a Roku device at one point or another, be it the Roku stick, box, or a Roku TV. As one of the first companies to make streaming widely accessible in the US, Roku has played a pivotal role in growing the streaming industry into the multibillion-dollar global industry that it is today.</p><p>Nowadays, of course, every company and TV network must have a streaming service of its own. This is evidenced by the influx of new streaming sites that have popped up over the last few years, such as NBC’s Peacock, HBO Max, Disney Plus, etc. (the list goes on and on and on). This trend, by the way, shows no signs of slowing down. Everybody wants a piece of the streaming site pie; it would seem.</p><p>It was, of course, inevitable, then, that Roku itself would also want to put some skin in the streaming game as well. The company already had millions of people around the world using their devices to access other streaming apps like Netflix and Hulu … why not create a live TV streaming service of their own. It is the logical move.</p><p>And, so, Roku did just that when they launched The Roku Channel. Unlike many of their competitors, though, The Roku Channel does not require its viewers to own a device or pay a monthly subscription fee. A certain amount of content on The Roku Channel is instantly free from the moment you visit the site. Instead of going the premium TV streaming route, The Roku Channel opted in to become an ad-supported free live TV streaming site.</p><p>As I am sure you already know, dear reader, it can be extremely difficult to find a high-quality free live TV streaming site. In fact, I have spent a great deal of my time over the years looking for just that. They are few and far between (if I may employ an understatement). I have been using The Roku Channel for quite some time now, though, both on my Roku Smart TV and on my laptop. It is easily one of the best free live TV streaming sites on the web today.</p><p>Now, just to be clear, I am using the phrase “free live TV streaming site” somewhat loosely here. I don’t say this because The Roku Channel does not let you stream live TV for free. I am only saying this because the channels featured here do not align with the schedules of their official live TV counterparts. You’ll find plenty of familiar cable channels on Roku, but they are the Pluto TV versions of these channels’ programming and not the official programming of the channels themselves.</p><p>In other words, you can tune into a live broadcast of, say, Comedy Central on The Roku Channel whenever you wish, 24 hours a day, and it will be airing Comedy Central shows. The schedule, though, of programming on The Roku Channel is not the same schedule that you would be able to watch on the official Comedy Central cable network. So, tuning into live events or watching the live airing of your favorite TV show, unfortunately, won’t be possible with The Roku Channel. Nevertheless, you certainly get access to a lot of free live TV here!</p><p>Aside from being able to stream free live TV, The Roku Channel also has a sizeable collection of on-demand TV series and movies available. The Roku Channel’s selection of free TV shows and movies is constantly in flux, and most titles are available for a limited time after they are added (sometimes the availability span can be as short as a few days). Buying the rights to the content in this way allows The Roku Channel to provide quality movies and TV shows at a cheap enough rate for the free TV streaming site to remain that way (free, that is).</p><p>So, is The Roku Channel the best free live TV streaming site on the web? Well, there’s only one way to find out for sure. Let’s take a tour of The Roku Channel, check out everything it has to offer and find out once and for all.</p><h3>Design</h3><p>The Roku Channel offers a fairly standard streaming site design. Anybody who has used a premium streaming service in the past will immediately recognize and be able to navigate this one without any trouble. This is because, for the most part, it appears as if The Roku Channel has emulated the iconic designs of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu.</p><p>At the top of the page, you will be greeted by an extra-large banner advertising a featured movie or show. Oftentimes, this banner will direct your attention to a title that is slated to expire soon (and will no longer be available to stream for free). Scroll down a bit further, and you will find a series of collections that are organized by content type. Each horizontal catalog of movies and TV series can be browsed via a side-scrolling mechanism, resulting in a very intuitive and user-friendly browsing experience.</p><p>Keep scrolling, and you’ll find more categories: New This Month, Recommended for You, Live TV, Popular on the Roku Channel, and more. In a family-friendly move, The Roku Channel even features a list of popular children’s entertainment characters, allowing kids to browse content by their favorite character. This list of categories and various ways to browse content continues for a very long time until, eventually, you reach the bottom of the page.</p><p>Interestingly enough, The Roku Channel does not have a site menu bar. This is something that you may either love or hate. On the one hand, it does lend the site a bit of a sleeker look. On the other, well, site menu bars are so common for a good reason: they make browsing as easy as possible. The end result is that you will have to do a lot of scrolling in order to find the genre or kind of content you are looking for. However, if you know exactly what you want to watch, you can always type it into the search bar at the top of the site.</p><h3>Content and Features</h3><p>When it comes to streaming live TV for free, The Roku Channel offers one of the sleekest and most comprehensive live TV streaming experiences on the web. In fact, The Roku Channel’s free live TV streaming interface and features list is more impressive than those of some of the most popular premium live TV streaming sites that I have reviewed. If you are looking for a free live TV streaming site that is as robust as it is well-designed, you have come to the right place.</p><p>The first feature that really stands out for me is the picture-in-picture feature that makes for the perfect free live TV streaming experience. This is ideal, of course, for when one show is on a commercial break, and there is something else that you are also interested in watching … why should you have to miss out and constantly be switching back and forth between channels, right? Thanks to The Roku Channel’s PIP feature, you don’t have to. This is one of the coolest (and most useful) features that I have ever seen on a free live TV streaming site.</p><p>The Roku Channel also automatically logs your watch history, making it as simple as it should be to track down that surprisingly good show that you randomly watched. Plus, this allows you to pick right up where you left off if you are forced to switch devices in the middle of a stream.</p><h3>Mobile and Desktop Experience</h3><p>Yes, The Roku Channel is available as a mobile device. Available on both Android and iOS devices, The Roku Channel’s free live TV streaming app has received a mixed bag of reviews. Some people seem to love it, while others cannot stand it. My assessment? The mobile app has some big shoes to fill, seeing as the desktop and TV app experience both set the bar so very high. Nevertheless, if streaming live TV for free on your mobile device is important to you, The Roku Channel will certainly get you there.</p><h3>Pricing and Plans</h3><p>The Roku Channel is, indeed, a free live TV streaming site. But it is also premium-upgrade ready. The infrastructure of The Roku Channel is such so that you can add your premium subscription channels – whether they are Starz, Showtime, Cinemax, etc. – and be able to access them conveniently from one place. The Roku Channel is a free live TV streaming site that can also be a premium live TV streaming site if you so desire.</p><h3>Conclusion</h3><p>Therokuchannel.roku.com is, hands down, one of the best free live TV streaming sites on the web. With an incredibly user-friendly site design, cross-platform availability, and a broad selection of channels and on-demand content, it doesn’t get much better than The Roku Channel for streaming live TV for free. Come read my review today to learn more!</p>

Therokuchannel.roku.com is, hands down, one of the best free live TV streaming sites on the web. With an incredibly user-friendly site design, cross-platform availability, and a broad selection of channels and on-demand content, it doesn’t get much better than The Roku Channel for streaming live TV for free. Come read my review today to learn more!

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<p>If you have ever visited my site before, then you already know that I am obsessed with finding (and reviewing) the best streaming sites that the internet has to offer. All day, every day I scour the web in search of only the greatest free and premium movie and TV streaming sites, bringing back only the best of the best for my readers to learn about. Sometimes I can be pretty hard to impress … but this is especially true when it comes to finding the best cartoon streaming sites for my kids.</p><p>If you are also a parent, I trust that you get it. Naturally, we want nothing but the best for our kids. This applies to everything, from food to clothing to entertainment. With so many streaming services to choose from, though, it can be difficult to discern which will be the best cartoon streaming sites for our kids, and which ones should be avoided. As parents, we are busy enough, right? Well, that is why I’m here, to make this task just a little bit easier.</p><p>Even more difficult than trying to figure out which streaming services might be best for our kids is trying to find options that won’t break the bank. Chances are, you already have subscriptions to several premium streaming services. No need to add yet another monthly bill to the pile. It may seem too good to be true, but there are quite a few really good free cartoon streaming sites out there to choose from!</p><p>In fact, for those of you who live in Belgium and the Netherlands, you have some of the best free cartoon streaming sites in the world at your disposal. As a parent living in the US, I must admit, I am a bit envious of the selections that you have in this department (other departments, too, but we won’t get into that right now). In fact, one of the best free cartoon streaming sites that I have ever seen is Studio 100 Go.</p><p>Studio 100 Go is brimming with high-quality cartoons and children’s entertainment, and it is 100% free to use. From classics like Vicky the Viking and Maya the Bee to fun modern kids-friendly vlogs and video games, Studio 100 Go has something for all ages and interests. Plus, Studio 100 Go’s profile system offers one of the most personalized and customizable experiences of any of the free cartoon streaming sites out there today, which means that your children will not only be entertained, but they will be made to feel special in the process.</p><p>So, is Studio 100 Go the best free cartoon streaming site for you and your family? Well, there is only one way to know for sure, and that is to take a closer look at the site, Studio 100 itself, and everything that this exceptional free streaming service has to offer. So, without further ado, allow me to introduce you to Studio 100 Go.</p><h3>History</h3><p>Studio 100 was founded in 1996 by a trio of Belgian entrepreneurs: Gert Verhulst, Danny Verbiest, and Hans Bourlon. The 3 began collaborating in 1989, when they created the show Samson &amp; Gert, which also starred Verhulst and Verbiest. In addition to this germinal collaboration, these 3 amigos also went on to create the popular kids’ show Kobouter Plop. Given the success of these 2 initial shows, Studio 100 began expanding into new areas in 1999. Not only did they continue to produce more shows, they also began producing movies, musicals, and even acquired a theme park.</p><p>Danny Verbiest announced his retirement from Samson &amp; Gert in 2005. Along with this announcement, though, Verbiest also decided that he would give up his shares in the company. Eventually, Verbiest’s shares were sold to BNP Paribas Fortis Private Equity. This change in leadership led to a change in direction. Studio 100 began venturing into the international non-Dutch market, copyrighting their original series in several languages and created new international content (like the show Bumba, for instance).</p><p>Studio 100’s global expansion was steady and successful. First, in 2008, the company launched a Belgium digital TV channel called Studio 100 TV, followed by the opening of an animation studio in Paris, Studio 100 Media and the opening of a German division to handle international sales. Studio 100 only continued to grow in the years that followed, acquiring Em. Sports Media, launching a cooking channel, and introducing BeJunior to North Africa and the Middle East in 2016.</p><p>The next big year for Studio 100 was 2017, which saw the acquisition of American animation studio, Little Airplane Productions. The company’s theme park division (plopsa) also grew exponentially over the years. After taking 100% control of Plopsaland in 2005, Studio 100 went on to open new theme parks in Hasselt, Dalen, and Torzym. They also acquired theme parks in Stavelot, Haßloch, and Antwerp. Further expansions are currently in the works, too, for Belgium, Poland, Czech Republic, and the Netherlands.</p><p>What an impressive ascent to success that Studio 100 has seen over the last 25 or so years. The company has built something of a kids’ entertainment empire – an enterprise that is hard not to compare to a smaller Belgian version of Disney. If Studio 100 continues to grow in this fashion over the next 25 years, the sky is truly the limit for this promising entertainment company.</p><p>Plus, of course, Studio 100 is responsible for one of the best free cartoon streaming sites and apps on the web: Studio 100 Go.</p><h3>Design</h3><p>I am a huge fan of Studio 100 Go’s site design, both as a reviewer of websites and a parent. From an experiential standpoint, Studio 100 Go is perfectly designed for kids, offering up a fun and colorful interface that is so easy to use, it will require minimum assistance from mom or dad. Everything on this site is a breeze to navigate, whether you know what you’re looking for or you are just browsing.</p><p>The first design feature that really stands out to me is how the page is framed on 2 sides, the top (horizontally) and the left (vertically). At the top of the page, you will find a side-scrolling menu of shows and content to choose from. Each show is represented by a graphical icon, usually featuring the show’s main character, adding to the usability of this free cartoon streaming site.</p><p>On the left-hand side of the page, you’ll find another menu containing more ways to browse, as well as user options. Quickly access movies, shows, games, books, or favorites. Once again, an image-based system makes this site intuitive for all ages and literacy levels.</p><p>Meanwhile, in the center of everything is an assortment of content recommended for your little one based on his or her interests. This is something like a feed which can be scrolled and scrolled for what seems like forever. No confusing menus or categories to read through. You would be hard pressed to find a better-designed site for kids than Studio 100 Go.</p><h3>Content and Features</h3><p>When it comes to both content <em>and </em>features, I am tempted to say that Studio 100 Go might be the best free cartoon streaming site on the web today. The content, as I have alluded to already, consists of some of the top children’s shows and cartoons out today. More importantly, though, I think that Studio 100 Go does a great job of balancing entertainment with education. Or maybe I should say that their shows and movies are so entertaining to kids that they won’t even realize that they are learning as they watch.</p><p>I am crazy about Studio 100 Go’s profile system, too. From the moment you make an account on this free cartoon streaming site, you (and your little one, of course) will be asked a series of questions. Select the age of the child, the gender, choose an avatar, and pick 3 shows and/or interests so that Studio 100 Go can personalize the experience and the content. Studio 100 Go is almost like the Pinterest or Tumblr of kids’ content.</p><p>In addition to hundreds of free cartoons, Studio 100 Go offers video games, a favorites list, movies, and books. As I type it out, it’s beginning to look like Studio 100 Go, as one of the best free cartoon streaming sites, offers an even better user experience than some of the top premium streaming sites out there like Netflix and Hulu.</p><h3>Mobile and Desktop Experience</h3><p>Unfortunately, there is no Studio 100 Go mobile app. And the site is not great on mobile screens. This may be the only real downside to this site. So, if the best free cartoon streaming site, in your opinion, is more mobile friendly, perhaps this won’t be the one for you after all.</p>

Go.studio100.com is a haven for free cartoon streaming. If you are looking not only for the best free cartoon streaming site for your kids, but something of a digital playground as well where they can easily spend hours lost in entertaining, educational content, then Studio 100 Go might be the site for you. Interested in learning more? Come and read my review of Studio 100 Go today!

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<p>We live in a world of options. For everything expensive, there’s a cheap alternative. Sure, the alternative may or may not be as good as the original product or service, but most of the time it can get the job done. And the same rules apply to the streaming world as well. While some services predominantly feature on-demand or original content, others offer a live television experience capable of being an ideal cord-cutting service.</p><p>YouTube TV is one of the latest video streaming services which has entered the cut-throat world of premium streaming and is trying to hold its own. With 70 channels including news, sports, and entertainment, YouTube TV with its individual package is working towards providing a simplified TV viewing experience.</p><p>But has it? It is amongst the most expensive streaming services whose price keeps rising each year. Sure, it’s cheaper than most live TV or cable options, but is it the most comprehensive option out there? These are the sort of questions we are up against when deciding whether or not to subscribe to the service.</p><p>Most of us end up searching ‘Is YouTube TV worth it?’ and ‘Should I spend my money on YouTube TV’. Why? Because we’re reluctant to spend our money on an untested product or service, and that’s when we tend to rely on others’ opinions. Every time, search for a YouTube TV-related query, we find one particular community popping up in search results every time, and that’s r/youtubetv.</p><p>Today, we’re reviewing r/youtubetv as a community. Can you trust it? Can you count on it? Can it help you make an informed decision?</p><h3>My recent experience on r/youtubetv</h3><p>The last time I checked this subreddit was a couple of days ago. There were two posts that I upvoted and both were news. First, the ‘30-Day Trial Extension on YouTube for Showtime, Acorn TV, and related channels’. This post attracted over 50 upvotes and more than 25 people engaged in the comment section. Second, ‘Viacom’s cable networks will be added to YouTube TV this summer’. This attracted more than 330 upvotes and rightly so because Viacom is a massive network. It’s positive news for users who are shelling out more than $40/month for a comprehensive streaming experience.</p><h3>About r/youtubetv – Community &amp; Members</h3><p>The community has 39,500 members out of which 370-600 members are online at any given time.
This subreddit was created on February 28, 2017, and has grown tremendously in the past couple of years. It’s getting a lot of traction in recent times and it has one of the best members to engagement ratio I’ve seen in a while.</p><h3>How to access r/youtubetv?</h3><p>If you’re already a Reddit member, you can simply type ‘r/youtubetv’ in your search bar and join the subreddit. However, if you aren’t well-versed with Reddit and are not present on the platform. You’ll need to create an account and confirm your email address. Once you do so, you’ll be able to follow subreddits, comment on posts, and even post anything on any of the subreddits</p><h3>Moderators of r/youtubetv</h3><p>One of the most underwhelming aspects of this website is that it just has a single moderator – ‘7thton’. And if you read my reviews, you’d know that I’m not a big fan of a single person managing a group of over 35,000 members. I’d be a lot happier if there were at least 3 or 4 members to ensure that all the activities on the page are tracked well and improvements are made based upon the feedback. I’m not sure if a single person can manage to do all that by themself.</p><h3>Why should you follow r/youtubetv?</h3><p>r/youtubetv does have all the valuable content that you generally search for. I’d recommend this community over any other major reviewing outlet because you’re never going to get the real picture. This community breathes youtube tv and so they know ins and outs of the platform and by gauging their opinions, you’ll know the truth. Furthermore, you’ll find a diverse range of content including news, technical questions, general questions, and some information on other topics related to Roku, Nvidia Shield, and Android Box.</p><h3>Community Engagement</h3><p>I seriously applaud the members of this community for maintaining such an amazing engagement rate. Firstly, for a community of 35000+ which has 1% of its members active at any given time – that’s an amazing feat. Quite recently, I reviewed half a dozen services that had more than 80,000 members but not even 0.20% of them were active. So, in terms of community engagement, r/youtubetv is a livewire. For instance, a simple query – ‘Is there a way to make the notifications banner go away faster? Attracted more than 5 comments within a few hours’.</p><h3>Browsing and Navigation</h3><p>Though a considerable amount of members are active simultaneously, the sub is not that mainstream yet. So, 300-500 or even 1500-2000 members are not going to affect your browsing or streaming experience. I was on this sub for over 20 minutes and didn’t face any discrepancies at all throughout the testing. Moving across different sections was seamless, sorting the content was easy, and overall this sub offered hassle-free navigation.</p><h3>Reddit Gold</h3><p>It’s not just the engagement rate that’s commendable on this platform, it’s the gold distribution as well. I found 3-4 top posts that received gold for the title. In the comments, I was able to find 6-7 golds awarded to the contributors. This allocation ratio is much better as compared to r/badMovies or any of the recently reviewed subreddit. Keep in mind, that this sub has a small following, and even after that, there’s a considerable amount of gold out there.</p><h3>Related Subreddits</h3><p>I like it when communities make it easier for users to find quality content in a hassle-free manner. In the sidebar of r/youtubetv, you’ll find a related subreddit section, where you’ll find subreddits that are similar to YouTube TV. In this section, you’ll find five subs – r/cordcutters, r/YouTubeMusic, r/bestofhulu, r/Hulu, and r/PhiloTV.</p><h3>Filter by flair</h3><p>If related subreddits make me happy, filter by flair makes it hard to criticize a sub. It’s a sign that the community is active and the mod(s) is/are doing their best to ensure that people can find what they’re looking for within a single click. On r/youtubetv, you’ll find six filter by flair options – ‘News’, ‘Technical Questions’, ‘General Question’, ‘Nvidia Shield’, ‘Android Box’, and ‘Roku’.</p><h3>Important rules you must know before joining r/youtubetv?</h3><p>Before you go ahead and join this amazing community. There are certain rules and guidelines that you must follow. The inability to do so might lead to a permaban from this subreddit. So, make sure you read all the rules mentioned below.</p><p>1. Be Kind. No offensive or hateful posts/comments</p><p>2. Low-quality content will be removed</p><p>3. No posts about piracy, account sharing, etc</p><p>4. No VPN, ad blocker, or location spoofing posts</p><p>5. No needlessly negative or hostile posts about YTTV</p><p>6. No NSFW content</p><h3>Design</h3><p>r/youtubetv sports a clean design. It has a gray cover image followed by a YouTube logo on a TV. A creative way to demonstrate the channel visually. Under the logo, you have your general ‘Create Post’ menu followed by the standard sorting options – ‘Hot’, ‘New’, ‘Top’, and ‘Rising’. Towards the right, you have the ‘About Community’ section followed by ‘Filter by Flair’, ‘Friends of r/youtubetv’, and ‘Rules’.</p><h3>Most Upvoted Content on this subreddit</h3><p>1. Lack of 5.1 is now becoming embarrassing – 375 upvotes</p><p>2. PBS targeting a November 4th Launch on YouTube TV – 346 upvotes</p><p>3. Viacom’s cable networks will be added to YouTube TV this summer – 332 votes</p><p>4. Mega Thread: New Content, New Price – 314 upvotes</p><p>5. Be angry at Sinclair, not Google/YTTV – 307 upvotes</p><h3>Most Upvoted Content 2020</h3><p>1. YouTube TV will add HBO in the Spring – 308 upvotes</p><p>2. Variety: YouTube TV completely gets rid of forced ads for Cloud DVR Recordings – 292 upvotes</p><p>3. YouTube TV should include ad-free regular YouTube – 277 upvotes</p><p>4. Fox Regional Sports Channels, gone soon – 248 upvotes</p><p>5. Thank you Engineers – 240 upvotes</p><h3>Conclusion</h3><p>If you want to stay up-to-date with YouTube TV news, features, updates, and more, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t join this community. Though I wasn’t happy that people don’t share critical opinions about the platform, I don’t have any other negative aspect to point out about r/youtubetv.</p>

r/youtubetv is an official subreddit for discussing YouTube’s television service. This is a great community to learn about the channel from existing users. You’ll find positive posts, stats, features, and the latest news surrounding the network. As an existing user, you always want to be in the loop and don’t want to miss out on any major updates.

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r/youtubetv is an official subreddit for discussing YouTube’s television service. This is a great community to learn about the channel from existing users. You’ll find positive posts, stats, features, and the latest news surrounding the network. As an existing user, you always want to be in the loop and don’t want to miss out on any major updates. 

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