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Curiosity Now FAST Channel Expansion Opens Up Access to Fubo, DirecTV, and Xumo Play Users

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Curiosity Now, Curiosity‘s flagship FAST channel has recently become available on more streaming platforms and services, including Fubo, DirecTV, and Xumo. Similar to the company’s paid Curiosity Stream service, the Curiosity Now FAST channel provide access to a mix of content ranging from history and science to technology and lifestyle.

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With the FAST channel available on more platforms, more home now have the opportunity to check out the channel and its programming. In terms of Fubo, Curiosity Now is not only available through Fubo’s main live TV packages, including the cheapest Pro plan, but the FAST channel is also available through Fubo’s free tier as well.

DirecTV users recently gained access to the channel as part of the launch of the MyFree DirecTV free streaming service, and Xumo Play users gained access to the free channel earlier this week.

Curiosity’s expansion not only includes the U.S., but also other countries as well. In the UK, for example, Curiosity Now is due to become available to Sky UK customers subscribed to Sky Stream and Sky Glass.

Further adding to the ever-growing platform support, Curiosity Now is also now available via STARZ ON, unlocking access to users in 19 countries across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

The latest expansion follows access to the channel going live on Samsung TV Plus in multiple European countries in September. At the time, Samsung and Curiosity confirmed three Curiosity Spanish-language FAST channels were also coming to Samsung TV Plus users in the U.S.

Even earlier in the year, Curiosity Now was added to Vizio’s free streaming service. After initially only being available on Vizio smart TV’s, the company’s WatchFree+ service became available to Android mobile and iPhone users through the main Vizio mobile app.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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