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Sony Enters Into Its First CTV Live Streaming Deal With Vidgo
Sony, the Japanese technology company, and Vidgo, America’s best value for cord-cutters looking to save money and watch live sports, announced a new deal bringing Vidgo’s premiere streaming service to millions of Sony smart TV viewers across the nation.
“56% of US homes own a smart TV and Sony continues to increase its share of TV purchases, despite downturns for the traditional top three brands,” said Paul Erickson, director of research, Parks Associates.
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Vidgo is offering all new and existing Sony TV users across the country a free 30-day trial to its Vidgo Premium package – a value of $79.95 per month – with no obligation for a contract. With this 30-day free trial, Sony smart TV customers can access Vidgo’s extensive lineup of more than 150 television networks featuring live sports, news and entertainment, along with an expansive library of on-demand content including over 40,000 shows, movies and documentaries – all accessible through the Vidgo streaming app on the Sony TV homepage.
Having one of the most diverse channel lineups, Vidgo includes 35 sports networks, NFL, NHL, the biggest international soccer matches and so much more. In addition, Vidgo streams games from 20 college sports conferences, including the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Big Ten, Pacific-12 (Pac-12) and Southeastern Conference (SEC) – to name just some of the networks in their college sports lineup.
