Streaming television service Philo launched five new channels this week as part of a new “Movies & More” add-on package.
Philo
Philo is an Internet-based streaming cable television alternative based in San Francisco, California. The service is privately-held and owned through a consortium of investors, including A&E Networks; AMC Networks; Discovery, Inc. and ViacomCBS.
Philo offers consumers more than 60 live channels of content from its investors and other third party media companies. It is available across all major streaming TV platforms — Apple TV, Android TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV — starting at $25 a month.
An unknown technical error prevented customers of wallet-friendly streaming TV service Philo from accessing their favorite shows and movies.
Philo’s top executive chats about staying competitive in the growing space of streaming services, his company’s philanthropic endeavors and how the T-Mobile deal came together.
Philo is in the preliminary stages of creating a Spanish-language package of streaming networks and content.
Philo has doubled down on its philanthropic endeavors, donating $2 million in advertisement inventory to social justice causes and other charitable initiatives.
Wallet-friendly streaming service Philo has quietly removed the 24-hour digital news channel Newsy from its lineup.
Streaming television service Philo has rolled out a slight price increase to its base package of more than 60 live television channels.
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Philo will raise its base subscription tier to $25 a month while increasing the accessibility of its cloud DVR feature.
Philo has quietly rolled out a new feature that will let Amazon Fire TV users sign up for a subscription without the need to pull out their credit card.