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Xumo

5 articles stable

Xumo has appeared in 5 articles since 2018-10. Coverage peaked in 2020Q4 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Comcast.

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Coverage Timeline

2020-10-06
Variety 2 related

Comcast's ad-supported streaming TV service Xumo says its US user base grew 2.5x since January to reach 24M+ MAUs, with total hours streamed more than doubling

Todd Spangler / Variety :

2020-02-26
CNBC 5 related

Comcast acquires Xumo, an ad-supported video streaming service that has about 10M MAUs, source says for over $100M

source peg the price as more than $100m, but not material for Comcast. https://www.cnbc.com/... Thanks: @mattrosoff See also Mediagazer

2019-12-27
Wall Street Journal 9 related

Sources: Comcast is in advanced talks to acquire Xumo, which offers an ad-supported video streaming service, as Comcast prepares to launch NBC's Peacock

Deal would help cable giant's digital-video ambitions as it prepares to launch its own video-streaming service

2019-01-25
Cheddar

Source: T-Mobile to launch a free, ad-supported mobile video streaming service through the Layer3 division it acquired last year and using licensed Xumo tech

T-Mobile will join the streaming wars in the next few weeks with a free, ad-supported mobile video service, according to a source familiar with the matter. Thanks: @alexeheath

2018-10-02
Digiday

Free ad-supported streaming services from Roku, Pluto TV, Xumo, and others attract viewers and appeal to TV manufacturers, which receive recurring ad revenue

Subscription services might dominate the over-the-top video market today, but free, ad-supported platforms are beginning to find … Tweets: @digiday See also Mediagazer Tweets: @digiday : These service...

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