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Fubo

Fubo TV, Inc. ($FUBO, operating as Fubo) is a streaming technology provider that operates a sports-centric service called Fubo in the United States, Canada and Spain, as well as a similar product called Molotov in France.

In the United States, Fubo offers a number of broadcast and cable networks through its programming partners, including the Walt Disney Company (ABC, ESPN, FX, National Geographic), Comcast’s NBC Universal (NBC, CNBC, USA Network, E!, Bravo, MSNBC), Fox Corporation (Fox, Fox News, Fox Sports 1, Fox Business), Paramount Global (CBS, MTV, VH1, BET, CBS Sports Network, Paramount Network), the E. W. Scripps Company (Ion, Laff, Grit, Scripps News), Sinclair (Comet, Charge, TBD, The Nest, Bally Sports) and others.

Fubo also owns or operates a number of free, ad-supported streaming TV channels, including the Fubo Sports Network and Maximum Effort Channel.

Fubo is based in New York City.

CBS Sports to limit Super Bowl 4K video feed to pay TV subscribers

Paramount says it will offer a 4K video feed of Super Bowl LVIII to cable, satellite and streaming cable-like platforms; everyone else will get the game in high definition.

A banner with the logo of streaming service Fubo TV hangs outside the New York Stock Exchange.

Fubo will continue to offer Nexstar stations under new agreement

Fubo has extended its agreement with Nexstar for continued carriage of NewsNation and dozens of local TV stations.

The logo of Fubo TV appears on the marquee outside the Times Square studios of ABC television in New York City.

Fired Fubo employee settles lawsuit, company attorney says

A former Fubo television producer who sued the streaming service over apparent parental leave violations has settled with the company.

The "Discontinued" docuseries will take a look at past phenomenon, brands and moments in pop culture that have been, well, discontinued. (Still image via trailer)

Ryan Reynolds, Fubo partner on “Discontinued” documentary series

The inaugural season, to run 10 episodes, will explore defunct parts of pop culture like Blockbuster and the BlackBerry.

A banner with the logo of streaming service Fubo TV hangs outside the New York Stock Exchange.

Fubo partners with Super Hi-Fi for AI-powered “radio” streams

Fubo is known for its robust line-up of live sports channels. Now, the company is breaking into the streaming radio space.

A Comcast XFinity cable technician.

FCC chair proposes ban on cable, satellite TV early termination fees

The proposal would also force cable and satellite TV companies to terminate a customer's service the very day they request it.

The logo of streaming service Fubo TV as it appeared in 2023.

Fubo sees subscriber, revenue gains during Q3

Sports-centric streaming service eyes more FAST channel agreements and launching new AI-driven features to grab and retain subscribers.

The logo of streaming service Fubo TV as it appeared in 2023.

Fubo adds indie TV channels to boost local sports programming

Fubo is adding several independent stations in Phoenix and Salt Lake City to help bring more sports events to subscribers.

A Dish Network satellite dish.

Dish sues eight companies over streaming tech patents

Eight separate companies have been on the receiving end of patent lawsuits filed in federal court by pay TV provider Dish Network.

A banner with the logo of streaming service Fubo TV hangs outside the New York Stock Exchange.

Fubo sued by Illinois subscriber over alleged privacy violations

The customer says Fubo gave her viewing history and other personal information to advertisers without her permission.

The logo of streaming television service Vidgo.

Vidgo service still offline one week after technical issues

Vidgo says it is still trying to restore live TV channels for its customers after a third-party vendor triggered a service disruption last week.

The new YouTube TV multi-view feature allows streamers to watch multiple sports or news channels from a single screen. (Graphic by The Desk)

Most Americans pay for live television, study reveals

Results of a new survey from Leichtman Research Group show roughly half of American homes pay for cable or satellite.

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