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What are all the TV Everywhere apps? Help me build a comprehensive list!

I couldn't find a list of which networks have TV Everywhere-compatible apps, so I thought we could try and build a list here on gdgt. These are apps -- mainly for Android and iOS so far -- that let you access live and archive programming if you have a cable subscription.

The ones I can think of off the top of my head are:
  • HBO Go
  • CNN
  • ESPN
  • TBS
  • TNT
Post your additions below and I'll add them to the list here. Thanks!
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beau

Flixster (uses the Ultraviolet platform)
Crackle
PBS
Daily Show
NHK World (English language news from Japan)
Al-Jazeera English Live
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kris

What about general cable provider apps?
  • Xfinity TV (Comcast)
  • Optimum (Cablevision)
  • TWCable TV (Time Warner)
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mshulman

Bloomberg TV+, TWCable TV, DirecTV, MAX GO.
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Pdqkevin

Hulu +
PBS
Crackle
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jeanb

In the UK: BBC iPlayer, BBC News, 4OD, 5 on demand
In France : TF1, M6, France Television, Canal+
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Oscalito

The Adult Swim and Cartoon Network apps are also part of TV Everywhere.
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51circles

Cinemax Go
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foundos

MaxGO

Does Netflix count? It's great for catching up on past episodes of TV shows, when available.
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jjdoyle20

Last time I looked at the TNT application, it was clips ONLY. NO Episodes, NO Live TV. Has this changed?
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garethky

Some of the networks do podcasts. Its usually up to the individual shows and from what I've seen its always just the most resent episode i the RSS feed. Never a full back catalog.

E.g.:
www.msnbc.msn.com­/id­/8132577­/t­/get­-podcasts­-nbc­-ne...

This leaves a lot to be desired.
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ConfuciusOne

Can't forget the Hulu app for Hulu+ subscribers.
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internalogic

add FiOS to Xfinity and any other MSO apps that may be out there...
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connorg

The ABC app (I think it's called ABC Go but I might be making that up).
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thenns

NBC and CBS have their own as well
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robertmcclurg

Not an answer, but a question of, if no cable, where can you get tv show, besides netflix and amazon. News?
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gtmako

BloombergTV
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rosjo

Netflix
ABC Player
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Sparkee

Global Video - probably Canada only though, but it supports AirPlay video to the Apple TV2 as well.
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kylesnav

Showtime!
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1BobSmith1

There is an app for the iPad with DISH Network for live streaming that includes all the channels you subscribe to. I work for DISH Network and I have been streaming live TV straight to my iPad for quite some time now. Yeah, other cable and satellite providers are just a little behind in the times. I do this using Sling technology. Anything I can watch at home I can watch anywhere I have a broadband connection using my Sling Adapter and my iPad. Did I mention I could stream outside my home? Sling also works on smart phones and computers too.
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supermoose37

BBC iPlayer and Sky GO
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