Fox to launch sports programming on separate Tubi app
Streaming television service Tubi is launching a sports programming vertical, Fox announced this week.
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Streaming television service Tubi is launching a sports programming vertical, Fox announced this week.
AT&T TV and AT&T TV Now have relaunched this week under the new DirecTV Stream brand name.
Fresh from its spin-off from AT&T, video provider DirecTV is reducing the availability of one of its best perks.
T-Mobile is allowing some customers to get an extended free trial of Apple’s streaming TV service.
Roku will start selling its streaming players in Germany and is reaching out to content creators with information on updating their apps.
The top executive at Fubo TV says he believes his linear streaming television service could grab anywhere from three million to five million subscribers within the next five years. The statement came in an interview with a CNBC reporter published on Friday shortly after Fubo TV raised its year-end subscriber guidance to around 900,000 after grabbing more than 700,000 paying customers at the end of its most-recent financial quarter. Fubo TV offers dozens of pay television channels with a heavy emphasis on programming packages that includes live sports. The service starts at $65 a month and goes up from there as subscribers add on more channels and features. At a time when many streaming services are looking to break away from traditional cable television channels, Fubo TV thinks there’s a market for people who want to free themselves from the … Read more
Fuse Media will incorporate a subscription video feature into its streaming TV apps later this year.
AT&T is expanding its complementary access to HBO Max with free access for some customers of its prepaid service Cricket.
Local broadcast streamer Locast is now natively integrated into Vizio’s line of smart television sets, the company announced on Wednesday.
Comcast and ViacomCBS are partnering on a new streaming service called Sky Showtime that will launch in Europe later this year.