Fox keeps Fox One focused on linear network access
Fox executives are maintaining modest expectations for their Fox One streaming service, which launched last year. The platform is primarily designed to provide access to the company's linear television networks for those without a pay-TV bundle, without offering exclusive original programming.
Key Takeaways
- Fox One launched last year as Fox’s streaming service.
- The service is aimed at viewers outside the pay-TV bundle.
- Fox One is built to provide access to Fox’s linear television networks.
- Exclusive original programming is not part of Fox One’s offering.
Why It Matters
Fox One’s role is narrow by design: it gives cord-cutters a way to reach Fox’s linear channels without a pay-TV bundle, rather than competing on originals. That keeps the product aligned with Fox’s existing network business and distinguishes it from streaming services built around exclusive content. For streaming strategists, the key signal is Fox’s continued modest posture around the service, not a broader platform expansion. Watch for any future change in whether Fox adds original programming to Fox One; the article says that is currently not on the menu.
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