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TCLtv+ To Add Bloomberg TV+ And Bloomberg Originals In May

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Bloomberg Originals FAST channel on the TCLtv Plus streaming service.

Bloomberg TV+ and Bloomberg Originals will be added to TCLtv+ in May. The addition of the two free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels is the result of a new content partnership between TCLtv+ AND Bloomberg Media.

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As a reminder, TCLtv+ is a free streaming service available on TCL smart TVs powered by Google TV. Similar to other free streaming services, TCLtv+ offers access to a varied selection of live TV channels (more than 250 in total) and a catalog of on-demand content that’s available to stream at any time.

Following the launch of the two new FAST channels on TCLtv+ later this month, users will have access to even more content, including global business coverage and analysis. Once live, the two Bloomberg FAST Channels will be available as featured channels in the TCLtv+ app’s News & Opinion section.

We are pleased to offer best in class original business content from the experts at Bloomberg. Whether its coverage of the biggest news stories of the day, or deeper dives into topical stories that matter, our viewers can rely on Bloomberg for critical conversations and thoughtful analysis,” said Catherine Zhang, VP, Content Service & Partnership, TCL.

While TCLtv+ is still only available on Google TV-powered TCL TVs, the plan is to eventually make the app available on other TCL Connected TVs in the United States and Canada, including those powered by Amazon Fire TV and Roku.

This is not the only new content confirmed to be coming to TCLtv+ in the near future. Last month, TCLtv+ announced the launch of its new production studio and its first title, a short AI-generated romance movie called ‘Next Stop Paris‘, will be available to stream in the summer.

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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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