AMC Networks evolves into premium entertainment brand
After a cable-related impairment charge of nearly $400 million during Q4, AMC Networks is charting a new course, one focused on streaming and content licensing.
After a cable-related impairment charge of nearly $400 million during Q4, AMC Networks is charting a new course, one focused on streaming and content licensing.
AMC Networks is raising the price of its flagship streaming service AMC Plus, with the cost of the ad-supported plan at $7 per month.
AMC Networks has chosen Comcast Technology Solutions to serve as its distribution partner for its linear channels and VOD content.
The agreement, not unlike other Charter deals over the past year, includes streaming access to AMC Plus.
The updates are part of a total brand realignment that Philo will fully unveil between now and next month.
As subscription-based offerings raise their price, bundles are becoming more attractive to price-conscious American consumers.
Budget-friendly streaming pay television service Philo has integrated AMC Plus into its core programming package.
Executives are pleased by the sudden interest in peer bundling and low-cost cable TV packages, which fit nicely with AMC’s content and distribution strategies.
Subscribers of AMC Plus, Shudder and Acorn TV may be entitled to cash after the company agreed to settle a privacy lawsuit.
AMC says it saw record viewership for a streaming-only spin-off of its popular zombie franchise, “The Walking Dead.”