Pluto TV is now streaming classic episodes of “South Park” in more than a dozen Latin American countries.
Pluto TV
Pluto TV is an advertisement-supported streaming television service owned by ViacomCBS. It offers between 50 and 250 linear streams of content from the ViacomCBS library of shows and movies as well as third-party providers, including Comcast (NBC News), FremantleMedia and Stingray. It is available in the United States, Latin America and portions of Europe.
Pluto TV’s content library will expand thanks to a new distribution agreement with Vice, the companies announced on Thursday.
Paramount Plus is readying a new feature that will offer up its library of content to users through linear television feeds.
Free streaming television service Pluto TV launched in France on Monday, bringing around four dozen French-language linear streams to the country for the first time.
Free streaming TV service Pluto TV has added two new BBC-branded channels to its lineup.
South Park, Beavis and Butt-Head, Daria and Drawn Together are available on a new Pluto TV streaming channel.
More than 3 million passwords were dumped on the dark web, researchers say.
The pop-up channel is intended to draw more subscribers to Showtime’s premium movie network and streaming app.
The comic’s contract with ViacomCBS didn’t require a licensing payment.
A hacking group shared more than 3 million usernames, hashed passwords and other account details in a forum.