Consumers want a one-stop-shop, and FreeCast believes networks are better off giving them one ORLANDO, Fla., Sept. 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- As more dramatic shifts alter the media industry landscape, growing problems for consumers are poised to threaten big media companies' entire OTT strategies. But FreeCast's "Media Supermarket" solves these challenges...
One of FreeCast’s first Microchannels proves the concept has a wide reach. After touting the potential of Microchannels, FreeCast is already demonstrating the wide reach of these targeted niche channels. One of the company’s first Microchannels, the Investor News Channel, is now live on Roku, where it’s...
As the National Association of Broadcasters' Show kicks off in Las Vegas, FreeCast CEO William Mobley will be meeting with content owners and TV network executives about the company's latest plans to "Channelize and Monetize" a wealth of content that's not currently available digitally to consumers, and thus...
FreeCast CEO and Streaming Media Pioneer William Mobley shares his thoughts on the cord cutting revolution and how consumers are contending with the current landscape. Mr. Mobley has been in the streaming media business since 1998, where his company MegaChannels.com served 800,000 viewers a day popular...
Yesterday, FreeCast announced their newest partnership, teaming up with mobile phone manufacturer ROKiT for a licensing deal that will give ROKiT customers a new way to watch TV on the go. The licensing deal will give ROKiT customers access to ROK TV, a new branded version of FreeCast’s SmartGuide....
It’s a long one, but we’re getting surprisingly far down it. Here’s a hard truth about the TV industry, one that will inevitably lead us to à la carte TV: You can’t make consumers pay for channels they don’t want anymore. The proof is everywhere. We’re in the midst of...
Study after study shows that a good percentage of American TV viewers feel they are paying too much for their service and would love to cut the cord. But that desire ends the second they actually investigate what’s involved and what they’re left with. For...
Technologies that were once ubiquitous, once synonymous with television, are quite literally dying before our eyes. Cable and satellite TV continue to hemorrhage subscribers. And those subscribers are quite content to get their entertainment content through other means. This trend is wreaking havoc on the...
When it comes to TV subscription options, we’ve all considered “cutting the cord”. As of 2015, up to 15 percent of Americans had already done so. It’s no surprise, as traditional cable plans can cost over $100 per month, and offer tons of channels you never...
The media industry is facing a dilemma unlike anything it’s ever seen before. The business model upon which cable TV is built is dying, under siege from Web-delivered alternatives. But paradoxically, that same business model is also the future of Web-video and the media industry...