TiVo has massively expanded its FAST channel lineup in the U.S. and in Europe. Previously known as TiVo+, TiVo Channels is the company’s free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) service.
What You Need to Know
- TiVo has added up to 90 new free ad‑supported channels across the U.S. and Europe.
- The additions span genres, including entertainment, news, sports, lifestyle, kids, anime, and true crime.
- TiVo Channels is positioning itself as a global FAST platform with more variety and free viewing options.
In total, up to 90 new channels have been added to TiVo Channels across the U.S. and key European markets, unlocking access to more entertainment, news, lifestyle, kids programming, anime, and true crime, content.
“TiVo Channels is rapidly evolving into a truly global FAST platform, bringing together premium content, trusted brands and a seamless discovery experience for viewers,” said Bill Neighbors, chief content officer at Xperi.
The new arrivals come from a variety of content providers, including All3Media International (Midsomer Murders, Demand Drama, So Real, Homes Under the Hammer, Gardening with Monty Don, Inside Outside, Great British Menu), Banijay Rights (Deal or No Deal, Fear Factor, Hardcore Pawn, Mr Bean, The Biggest Loser, Wipeout Xtra), Sony One (The Blacklist, Dragon’s Den, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire), Cineverse (Lone Star, Historian, SCREAMBOX TV), among others.
On the news and sports side, the new arrivals include channels from DAZN, Tennis Channel (Tennis Channel 2, Pickleball TV), Euronews, and Free Live Sports (Tennis TV, Horse & Country, FloRacing, GCTV, Glory Kickboxing, GoPro, Golf Network, Poker Night in America, Professional Fighters League, Racer International, Red Bull TV, Speedvision, Sports Illustrated TV, TNA Wrestling Channel, Strongman Champions League, World Poker Tour), among others.
“With this latest expansion across the U.S. and Europe, and the addition of an exceptional roster of content partners, we’re giving audiences more choice, more variety and more ways to enjoy the content they love — completely free,” added Neighbors.
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