Disney confirmed today its plans to sell its three streaming video services – Hulu, ESPN+ and the upcoming Disney+ – bundled together for $12.99 per month in the U.S.
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Pluto TV serves up another batch of 13 Viacom pop-up channels
Pluto TV is getting another boost from its owner Viacom’s IP library as a new slate of pop-up channels from brands including Comedy Central and MTV head to the AVOD throughout August.
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AT&T is Launching 5G Internet in New York City Today
Earlier today AT&T announced that they are launching 5G internet in parts of New York City using the 5G millimeter wave to mobile. This brings AT&T’s total number of 5G ...Read More
Walmart challenges Amazon in India with video streaming service
U.S.-based companies like Amazon and Netflix have been targeting the video streaming market in India. Walmart could be the latest to join the fray.
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CW Seed Acquires Streaming Rights for Schitt’s Creek
Free, ad-supported streaming service CW Seed has acquired streaming rights for the first four seasons of Pop TV’s Schitt’s Creek. “We love everything about Schitt’s Creek – the comedy acting, writing as ...Read More
Comcast tacks on $20 HD video access fee for unlimited mobile plans
Comcast recently made some significant changes to its Xfinity Mobile plans, including the addition of a $20-per-month HD Pass to its unlimited plans.
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Hulu claims more than half its viewers watch little to no linear TV
Hulu said that more than half of its viewers are either light- or non-viewers of linear TV, and that its cordless audience is growing, reaching 21 million cordless ad-supported viewers.
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Over Half of Hulu Viewers Watch Little or No Traditional TV
Hulu has released research results showing that more than half of Hulu viewers are either light linear viewers or non-viewers of TV. The research made it even more clear that ...Read More
Tubi goes after Netflix and Hulu in first marketing campaign
Free ad-supported streaming service Tubi is going after the heavy hitters of subscription streaming in its first out-of-home marketing campaign.
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Fox bolsters digital strategy with $265M Credible acquisition
Fox is buying consumer finance service Credible for $265 million to further boost interaction and engagement across its digital platforms for brands including Fox Business and Fox Television Stations.
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