BuddyTV Introduces TV Listings Grid For iOS
October 19, 2012BuddyTV is helping people discover what shows to watch in less than 20 seconds with their new TV listings grid feature in their popular iOS app.
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BuddyTV is helping people discover what shows to watch in less than 20 seconds with their new TV listings grid feature in their popular iOS app.
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