Two Streamers and $23 Is All You Need to Watch Every Game of March Madness

With March Madness starting soon, it's time to map out your tournament viewing plans. You may need to schedule a long lunch for Thursday or Friday or both days to catch some of the opening round madness. Clear your weekend schedule for the glory that is the second round when, hopefully, a Cinderella (or two) that you picked in your bracket punches its ticket to the Sweet Sixteen. After you've made the appropriate adjustments to get yourself in front of a TV for March Madness, you'll then need to figure out the cheapest way to watch the games. March Madness will be televised across four channels: CBS, TBS, TNT and TruTV. Three of the five major live TV streaming services offer this quartet of channels, as do most cable and satellite TV packages. The cost of live TV streaming services continues to creep upward to the point where the cheapest live TV streaming service with all four channels needed for the NCAA men's basketball tournament costs $83 a month. That's getting to be cable bill ... Read full article.