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Telstra customers can now access Australia’s newest sports streaming service, Kayo, by adding it to their home broadband or post-paid mobile account.
Streaming service delivers over 50 sports live and on demand for Aussie fans
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Foxtel Now's new streaming device launched weeks after TelstraTV
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Plex Cloud is now open to all paid users
Anyone with a Plex Pass subscription can now get at their media libraries from Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive (personal) with Plex Cloud.
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