From the HBO GO site: HBO GO is only available through participating television providers. On Roku Streaming Player devices, the following television providers offer HBO GO free as part of your HBO subscription: Advanced Cable, Antietam, Astound, AT&T U-Verse TV, Atlantic Broadband, ATMC, BendBroadband, Blue Ridge Communications, Bright House, Burlington Telecom, BVU OptiNet, Cable ONE, Buckeye CableSystem, CenturyLink Prism, Charter, Cox, Cincinnati Bell Fioptics, Clear Creek Communications, DISH, Easton Cable Velocity, EPB Fiber Optics, GCI, Grande Communications, GVTC Communications, Hawaiian Telcom, Home Telecom, Home Town Cable Plus, Hotwire Communications, HTC Communications, HTC Digital Cable, JEA, Long Lines, LUS Fiber, Massillon Cable/CPI, Mediacom, MetroCast, Mi-Connection, Midcontinent Communications, Nex-Tech, Openband Multimedia, Optimum, RCN, Service Electric Broadband, Service Electric Cable TV, Service Electric Cablevision, Suddenlink, SureWest Broadband, Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS, Wave Broadband and WOW!. Apparently all of these other companies understand that not everyone wants to watch HBO shows on their phone or tablet, why doesn't Comcast seem to get it? It's not like subscibers are going to throw their Roku device away and update to a triple play service in order to get the X1 (assuming the above poster is correct, they do not list that device or Samsung Smart TV's either).
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