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HBO Max Finds New Homes For Multiple Series In Europe

SkyShowtime – the major new European streaming service – today announced the acquisition of the exclusive European rights to 21 local series from Warner Bros. Discovery, including some of the most popular and highly rated programs of HBO Max in the region, outpacing the competition. The streaming service which is a partnership between Paramount (owner…

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TiVo Streaming OS Redesigned For Smart TVs

TiVo has been a name in the television industry since its iconic DVRs hit the market acting as both a digital recorder and cable box. The company spent years learning how to track user data and habits and gather material in ways that made content discovery easy for users long before smart TV systems and…

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Hisense will be one of Tubi TV's most important partners in Mexico

Hisense VIDAA OS TVs To Hit US

VIDAA, the smart TV operating system today announced that it has launched its new OS focused on the U.S. market on Hisense Smart TVs, following a large-scale deployment in Latin America. Less than three years old, VIDAA now streams an average of one billion hours of content per month in 180 countries and territories. Additionally,…

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Xumo TVs Are Coming

Xumo and Element Electronics today announced plans to launch a new line of 4K Ultra HD smart TVs, across the U.S. in 2023. Xumo, a streaming platform joint venture between Comcast and Charter, was formed to develop and offer a next-generation streaming platform on a variety of branded 4K streaming devices and smart TVs. The…

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Plex Streaming Doubles Year Over Year Viewership

Plex, a global streaming media platform, grew its monthly active users (MAU) to 16 million with billions of minutes watched and nearly tripled its annual ad revenue thanks to an extensive year of innovation. During the year, Plex introduced major product updates to enhance the streaming experience, doubled its FAST programming, and expanded its programming…

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