Channel 4 launches streaming channels in U.S.
Britain’s Channel 4 is launching two free, ad-supported streaming channels in the United States.
Xumo Play is a free, ad-supported streaming television service operated by Comcast and Charter’s joint venture Xumo.
Britain’s Channel 4 is launching two free, ad-supported streaming channels in the United States.
Executives at Charter say Xumo TV will be their platform of choice for video sales in the future.
Comcast has begun offering around 20 Xumo-powered, ad-supported streaming channels to its traditional video customers via the X1 platform
NBC is offering its portfolio of 50 free, ad-supported streaming channels to Xumo Play and Amazon’s Freevee under a new deal announced on Thursday.
The Maximum Effort Channel is available on Fubo as well as a number of free, ad-supported streaming platforms, including Xumo and Tubi.
Cable customers will get a native way to access Xumo Play’s streaming channels through their set-top boxes.
A Xumo executive revealed the partnership during an interview with the website Fierce Video this week.
Comcast is integrating nearly two dozen Xumo-powered streaming channels into its Xfinity Stream application for the first time.
Comcast’s free, ad-supported streaming service Xumo Play has added the NFL Channel ahead of the NFL Draft this week.
Google has started rolling out an updated version of its Google TV operating system that offers native access to nearly 80 free, ad-supported streaming channels.