FuboTV to start new USD 35/month sports package

News Video United States 15 DEC 2016
FuboTV to start new USD 35/month sports package

US video streaming service FuboTV is planning a new sports subscription service that would include a range of live spots, including pro football, basketball and baseball games, Recode reported. The beta version of the service is expected to launch in a few weeks, with prices starting at USD 35 per month. Fubo already has close to 100,000 subscribers for its USD 10 per month deal.

The new offering will include national and regional channels run by Fox and NBCUniversal, as well as Fox and NBC’s broadcast networks. It will also features pro basketball’s NBA TV channel, as well as a selection of general interest programming including A&E, Bravo and the Weather Channel. Disney’s ESPN, Time Warner’s Turner and CBS offerings will not be included.

Categories:

Video,  Internet

Countries:

United States

Tags:

Launch, Pricing

Related Articles

SPAIN 24 AUG 2018

FuboTV launches in Spain with Movistar Series for EUR 3.99/mth

US video streaming service FuboTV has launched in Spain with an initial offer of 12 live channels plus Movistar Series for EUR 3.99 a month following a free seven-day trial. The channels include La 1, La 2, Antena 3, Neox, Nova, LaSexta, Clan, MEGA, A3Series, 24 horas, teledeporte and TVE Catalunya, all in HD, plus 30 hours of cloud storage. FuboTV's app is currently compatible with iOS, Android, Apple TV and Chromecast devices, with Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Android TV compatibility promised soon.

UNITED STATES 23 AUG 2018

FuboTV adds Turner channels to base package at no cost

FuboTV, a US OTT internet television service, entered into a multi-year deal with Turner to add Turner's portfolio of premium brands to its base Fubo package at no extra cost. The agreement covers the channels TNT, TBS, CNN, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, truTV, TCM and HLN. 

UNITED STATES 19 APR 2018

FuboTV raises USD 75 mln to grow online TV service

The US-based online TV service FuboTV has raised USD 75 million in a series D round from major broadcasters to help grow its service. AMC Networks, 21st Century Fox and Discovery, as well as venture capital firms Northzone and Luminari Capital participated in the round, Recode reports. 

UNITED STATES 11 JAN 2017

Hulu to introduce live TV in H1

Hulu is getting ready to launch a live TV service on top of its existing offer that includes a catalogue of on-demand TV shows from major networks, writes Cnet. The live TV service will be accessible without signing a contract, but will have ads. It will become available in the first half, with the version allowing two simultaneous live streams priced at less than USD 40 per month. CEO Mike Hopkins said the cost will include access to the usual USD 8 on-demand subscription as well. Hopkins also confirmed th

Just In

19 DEC 16:42

SLT-Mobitel launches 5G network in Sri Lanka

19 DEC 16:19

Dialog Axiata launches 5G network, connects 1.5 million subscribers

19 DEC 15:56

UK govt to ban AI-enabled nudification apps to protect women, girls

19 DEC 15:42

3 UK launches last-minute Christmas sale

Commentary

13:56

Video market set for slower growth ahead

11:38

Netflix buys Warner Bros to deepen content catalogue

11:11

KPN's mixed performance in Q3 raises questions for strategy day

15:26

Stock markets breaking records but what happened to Odido's IPO plans?

Background

01:04

The week in telecom: Wi-Fi bolt-ons take off to boost broadband growth, video market works on consolidation

01:39

The week in telecom: Netflix wins bidding for Warner Bros, Apple poaches new execs, Samsung debuts trifold

13:51

Proximus vs. Telenet: Proximus performs better in Q3 while Telenet uses up cash

14:16

Proximus Domestic still struggling with low margins

Complete profile

Before downloading the whitepaper, we would like to ask you to complete your profile with company and position. After confirming you will receive the white paper.