Thread: The future of television
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Old 02-07-2023, 08:59   #705
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Re: The future of television
More bad news for loathers of linear. In essence, a cheap way to make a little of dosh out of old content.
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NBC Universal launches 30 FAST Channels on Freevee
Curated content from past seasons of series including Saturday Night Live, The Real Housewives franchises, and Keeping Up with the Kardashians will form the backbone of a suite of FAST channels to be launched this Summer by NBCUniversal.

The Comcast-owned distributor is creating 30 new channels that will be available on Amazon Freevee and Xumo Play. The line-up also includes Little House on the Prairie, Murder, She Wrote and Saved by the Bell, along with genre-based sitcoms, action, crime, westerns, and monster movie content.

NBCUniversal is adding to its industry leading lineup of current channels including Dateline 24/7, NBC News NOW, and Local NBC and Spanish language Telemundo news stations.
https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2023...ls-on-freevee/
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