Cheddar, a tech and business news network focused on younger audiences, said it has added another distribution outlet via a carriage deal with fuboTV.
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fuboTV, an OTT TV service focused on sports programming, announced last fall that it had more than 100,000 subs.
The carriage agreement expands Cheddar’s reach with so-called virtual MVPDs, as it has similar pacts with Sling TV, Hulu, YouTube TV, and Philo, the entertainment-focused OTT TV service launched late last year.
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Cheddar, which recently inked a deal to acquire Viacom’s MTV Networks on Campus distribution platform, also has distribution deals with more traditional pay TV distributors such as Comcast and Altice.
