Global Go brings the Canadian network fully to Apple TV
Apple TV launched with many of the U.S. streaming and network content providers ready to go. Canada, not so much. Two years later, though and Global, one of the major English-language Canadian TV networks, is finally making the leap to Apple TV with a new version of its iOS app, Global Go.
Previously, if you wanted to watch Global on Apple TV, you had to AirPlay from an iOS device. Not only did that consume the resources of the iOS device, but it left it open to disruption from calls, notifications, and loss of connection.
Now, you simply launch the app right on Apple TV and it handles everything smoothly and cleanly.
Features include:
- Easy-to-navigate interface allowing fans to effortlessly find the content they want
- Immediate access to the Global Live Stream closest to their location (viewers use their cable provider username/password and visit globaltv.com/activate to access on Apple TV)
- New content added daily
- Catch up on programming on demand
- Exclusive and ancillary clips, episodes and content from Global's hit series
Global will also be running some special content over the holidays and into the new year, including Christmas movies and shows, and catch-ups for Bull, Hawaii Five-0, MacGyver, Madam Secretary, NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, NCIS: New Orleans, Survivor, as well as Season 1 of Mary Kills People ahead of its Season 2 premiere on January 3.
You can download Global Go for iOS — which should push it to tvOS as soon as it propagates — from the App Store.
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