Hubbl, the new entertainment device from Foxtel designed to unify all your streaming media subscriptions in one interface, now has a release date - 10 March 2024.
Foxtel has declared it has the solution to reigning in and managing the myriad of disparate streaming media products held by the typical household. The answer is Hubbl, a device that brings together a range of independent streaming subscriptions into one single unified interface that makes searching, viewing, and discoverability so, so much easier.
Late last year Foxtel Group announced its new division and new platform Hubbl, which is designed to overcome subscription fatigue with one device to rule them all. Now the broadcaster has revealed the app line-up with a mix of local and global options.
Traditional cable TV has been in the limelight for quite some time before streaming services took their place. According to Statista, the number of households with pay TV declined from 100.5 million to around 65 million within eight years (2014-2022). Unfortunately, this big of a number hasn’t risen in the past years because of the rise of both on-demand and live TV streaming services (which has been a popular option for younger individuals, by the way).
Australian Pay TV pioneer Foxtel has announced its new platform, Hubbl, that will bring paid and free streaming entertainment into a single interface without going in and out of apps, and also taking the frustration out of streaming subscriptions. The product is backed by Comcast in the US and Sky TV in the UK but is designed for Australia.
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