Sling TV, a streaming service owned by Dish Network, has ceased offering its "Sling Pass" feature, which allowed users to purchase single-day, weekend, or week-long access to cable TV programming. The feature was introduced last year as a flexible option for consumers.
The discontinuation of the Sling Pass means that users can no longer purchase these short-term access passes. This move by Sling TV alters its pricing and access model for customers seeking temporary access to its content library.
Sling TV Discontinues One-Day Cable Pass Options
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