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LG launches “News Hub” on FAST service LG Channels

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The "News Hub" on LG Channels aggregates national and local news streams. (Courtesy image)
The “News Hub” on LG Channels aggregates national and local news streams. (Courtesy image)

Smart TV maker LG has debuted a new content hub on its free streaming TV service that curates live national and local news streams from a handful of providers.

Starting this week, users of LG’s smart TVs powered by WebOS (stylized as webOS) can watch dozens of local and national news streams through the free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) platform LG Channels via the dedicated News Hub.

The News Hub offers FASTchannels like CNN Headlines, LiveNow from Fox, NBC News Now, Scripps News, ABC News Live, Fox Weather and others. Local content streams are available from Allen Media Group, the E. W. Scripps Company, Sinclair, Fox Television Stations and other TV broadcasters.

LG says news is among the top content streamed through LG Channels, with the company logging a 66 percent increase in unique devices watching news content this year compared to 2023.

The News Hub is accessible on LG smart TVs by pressing the dedicated LG Channels button or by visiting the LG Channels content tile on the TV’s home screen.

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