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July 27th, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda 
In addition to announcing details about its new high-speed Internet network Google Fiber — which runs 100 times faster than today’s average broadband — Google unveiled Thursday its new initiative for the home: Google Fiber TV.
The interactive service allows you to watch and record up to 500 hours of television — and tape up to eight shows at once — across its new Google Fiber Internet network. Content is also searchable via its DVR and the system connects to services such as Netflix.
Although the concept isn’t new — Verizon has had its Fios service since 2005 — it’s new territory for Google. The news comes as the company brings its ultra-high speed network first to Kansas City, Kan. and Kansas City, Mo.
The search engine giant is making various packages available for the service. For $120 a month, users will get Fiber TV along with the Gigabit broadband service, a terabyte of Google Drive cloud storage and various TV channels, on-demand content and movie networks. It will also come with a free Google Nexus 7 tablet that will serve as a remote.
Meanwhile, Internet alone will cost $70 a month with Google Fiber. For more information on plans and pricing, visit the Google Fiber page here.
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