Today we are pleased to announce PlayStation Vue’s expansion to Apple TV. As one of the most highly requested devices by our fans, the PlayStation Vue experience on Apple TV will provide viewers with a better option to watch your favorite live TV programming, with unique streaming features such as cloud DVR, simultaneous streaming, and no long-term contract commitments.

Starting today, PlayStation Vue will be supported on Apple TV (4th generation), leveraging Apple TV’s latest hardware to create an innovative experience. You will be able to take advantage of Apple TV’s Siri Remote and easy navigation with touch, while enjoying PlayStation Vue’s sleek look and feel. PlayStation Vue brings popular programming to Apple TV, from live sports networks like ESPN and NFL Network, to premium channels like AMC, FX, HBO, and Showtime.

If you already have an existing PlayStation Vue account, you can link your subscription to Apple TV and start streaming right away. If you’re new to PlayStation Vue, you can sign up for one of several plan options through the PlayStation Vue website and link your account to Apple TV, without the need of a PlayStation console. Plans start at $29.99, or $39.99 in select cities*, so head over to our website and enter your zip code to see the plans available in your area.

With PlayStation Vue, you can link your account to multiple devices, and simultaneously stream PlayStation Vue content on up to five devices at once. You can also take advantage of PlayStation Vue’s unmatched cloud-based DVR, which allows you to record thousands of TV episodes with no scheduling conflicts.

We hope you enjoy PlayStation Vue on Apple TV, the latest addition to our live TV service. As always, stay tuned to the blog for more updates about PlayStation Vue, or visit us at www.psvue.com.

*Cities with major live local broadcast stations: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, San Francisco, and Miami.

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2016/11/17/playstation-vue-launches-on-apple-tv-today/

In case you missed it and you're interested.

PSVue is turning into one of the smartest moves Sony have done since the launch of the PS4. I wanna know subscriber numbers, hope Sony release them at the end of the fiscal year.

Over 100k. could be 150 or 200 but all I know is it's over 100k.

Anyway great to see the takeover continue! 

It's a shame they lost the Viacom channels. It seems Viacom is always trying to strong arm providers into paying more. I'm guessing that's what's happened here. Either that or they are trying start their own streaming service.