Sky TV chooses streaming over hardware, drops ‘puck’ device
Sky TV is fighting ‘fire with fire,’ analysts say.
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Sky TV’s decision to discontinue its “puck” content device and focus on streaming is about taking advantage of new delivery options and customer choices.
Similar to an Apple TV box, a puck is a small device used to deliver content using the internet and was a project introduced by the
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Sky TV chooses streaming over hardware, drops ‘puck’ device
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