Two major streaming services -- both of which offer a free, ad-supported product -- are reportedly on the auction block. NBCUniversal is reportedly in talks to purchase Walmart-owned Vudu, CNET reports, while TV broadcasting giant Fox Corporation has its sights set on Tubi.
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NBCUniversal Has Sold Its $500 Million Stake In Snap, But Will Continue On As Content Partner
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Fox Looking To Acquire Tubi For Reported $500 Million, As NBCUniversal Sets Sights On Vudu
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Insights: Will Peacock’s Throwback Approach Take Flight For Comcast?
Viewers will find a lot of familiar shows and faces on Comcast's big new streaming service, Peacock, but the real point is preserving Comcast's legacy business.
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NBCUniversal’s Streaming Service Peacock Will Reboot ‘Battlestar Galactica’ And Revive ‘Saved By The Bell’
NBCUniversal’s long-in-development streaming service, which will eventually be the home for iconic television programs like The Office, finally has a name and original content lineup, including reboots and revivals of successful series Battlestar Galactica and Saved By The Bell.
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NBCUniversal Streaming Service To Launch In April 2020, Will Feature ‘The Office’ And Original Content From Sky Studios
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YouTube TV Taps NBCUniversal Vet Lori Conkling To Oversee Global Partnerships
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NBCUniversal Announces Streaming Service To Launch 2020, Puts Exec Bonnie Hammer In Charge Of Development
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Insights: NBCU Crafts Bluprint For A New Kind Of Influencer
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YouTube’s Latest NextUp Program To Spotlight Latino, Black, And Female Creators
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NBCUniversal To Release Streaming Service ‘Watch Back,’ Which Rewards Viewers For Engaging
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Snapchat To Follow YouTube With Unskippable, Six-Second Ads
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Horror Media Company Crypt TV Raises $6.2 Million From Previous Backers
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