In addition to the expansion announcement, Aereo revealed that it had secured $38 million in financing to fund its growth.
BERGEN COUNTY Residents of the New York suburbs, including Bergen County, will soon be able to use a service that allows them to stream live broadcast television on their computers, tablets and phones.
Its not all good news for the company, though.
Aersatellite tv providers Service that streams live TV over Internet expanding to parts of NJeo is compatible with iOS, Apple TV, most web browsers and Roku.
The service is also expanding to the entire New York media market,Find Out More Regarding A Sports Academy.Children In The Stage Of Becoming An Adult On And On To College. which includes much of northern New Jersey, Virigina Lam, a spokeswoman for Aereo, told NJ.com.
Aside from watching live television, Aereo allows viewers to pause, rewind and st-forward,WebFerret satellite view. like a DVR. Customers dont need a cable subscription, but pay for membership plans costing $1 a day, $8 a month or $80 a year.
New York startup Aereo announced Tuesday that it was expanding its service to 22 cities across the country in late spring, after launching in New York in 2012.
