The new round is one of many examples of TV programmers showing interest in owning at least some of the distribution companies that will deliver their shows over the internet. That puts it in competition with similar packages from the likes of Hulu, YouTube and AT&T CEO David Gandler says the company passed the 100,000 subscriber mark last fall, but won’t provide a new number. It has since transformed into a much less skinny bundle of more than 70 channels, which sells for $45 a month. Traditional VC investors Northzone and Luminari Capital are also in this round.įuboTV, which had previously raised a total of $75 million, started out as a relatively “skinny” bundle of channels primarily pitched to sports fans (and particularly to soccer fans).

And some of the money is coming from the TV guys.įuboTV, a startup that sells a cable-TV-like “bundle” of live TV you can stream to your laptop, phone or TV, has raised $75 million from a group of investors that includes AMC Networks, 21st Century Fox and Discovery. Here comes more money to help you watch TV on the internet.

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