Not Just Another Streaming Service

With the streaming market becoming ever saturated, the arrival of FAST Channels TV could have been seen as just another streaming service: it’s online, and there’s a huge amount of content at your fingertips. But FAST Channels TV takes a unique approach to content delivery.

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Subscription Services and the Demise of Traditional TV

Blockbuster had it’s moments - Going into the video store with New Releases was a huge thing for home entertainment. Being able to walk in, pick out 1 or 2 videos, buy popcorn and candy was essentially saving so much money from taking a whole family to a movie. New release windows increasingly became shorter, and “home entertainment” as we knew it changed. When Redbox and Netflix launched, subscription services felt like the way to go.

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Creating for an Audience While Maximizing on Revenues

Creating for an audience while maximizing on revenues is a daunting task. The biggest issue with so much content available is combining and building a channel catered to a specific audience. It is easy for a big recognizable and legacy brand to create one specific channel if the brand has a loyal following, but for other content owners that have loads of various content and brands under the same umbrella, this may be a struggle.

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Let’s Talk About FAST!

Would you believe that it is possible to gather thousands of hours of content, create a guide, thumbnails, and fully program a 24/7 linear FAST channel in under 24 hours? Let’s talk about FAST!

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The Global TV Landscape and Helping Underserved Communities with Free/FAST Ad Based Ethnic Content

There is no doubt that OTT is growing exponentially everywhere. Anywhere there is a connected device - whether it be on your phone, TV or laptop - there is a way to enter into the open world of the internet. Because of this, a viewer now has the ability to unlock shows or movies that they would not normally have the ability to watch if the TV world was still the traditional way via antenna, cable and satellite.

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