Fox News Creating Its Own Streaming Service
Streaming services are extremely popular in today’s digital age, providing convenience, unlimited content, and on-demand accessibility. Pretty much any cable network already has its own digital access to video content, and so do front-runners like Netflix, and Hulu, to Playstation Vue and Sling TV.
Now Fox News has decided to throw its hat in the streaming game. And although the organization is a 24-hour news cable TV service, the hope is that Fox can get its fans content while not in their living rooms.
The service will be called “Fox Nation” and will feature a number of new faces and new content that viewers can enjoy at their leisure, as opposed to repeating content from Fox News. Although no information has been released about pricing, the service will be similar to that of ESPN’s streaming service.
While Fox is joining the market at a time where streaming services are overcrowded and everyone has a plan, Fox hopes that this new outlet, will draw in “superfans” who cannot get enough of Fox.
Checkout some of the reactions below from social media about the “Fox Nation” streaming service:
Fox News announces new streaming service for its biggest fans https://t.co/GII9gTVaup #FoxNews
— Fox Nation (@foxnation) February 21, 2018
Fox Nation is coming for the Fox superfan https://t.co/ktIFqysCyE
— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) February 20, 2018
Mark Levin to debut on Fox News on Sunday — with the mighty online ‘Fox Nation’ to follow.
Network says its viewers among ‘the most affluent and well educated’ https://t.co/zBxC9JoPiG@FoxNews @marklevinshow pic.twitter.com/pt5AOVikNV
— Jennifer Harper (@harperbulletin) February 21, 2018
This atrocious logo is a sign that Fox Nation is going to be a slapped-together failure. pic.twitter.com/tLr5STIQ9u
— Felix Salmon (@felixsalmon) February 20, 2018
You can check out more reactions via Twitter about this recent announcement.
