Hulu today switched on 35 more local CBS TV affiliates for its live TV streaming service.
Hulu said 28 of the channels are already live and seven more will go live later today. With the addition of these channels, Hulu said it has added 90 local CBS affiliates.
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Station |
Market |
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EENY (WENY-DT2) |
Elmira(Corning) |
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EOHL (WOHL-CD2) |
Lima, Ohio |
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KENS |
San Antonio, Texas |
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KEYC |
Mankato, Minnesota |
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KIDK |
Idaho Falls-Pocatllo(Jcksn) |
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KION |
Monterey-Salinas |
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KMVT |
Twin Falls, Idaho |
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KREM |
Spokane, Washington |
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KTHV |
Little Rock-Pine Bluff |
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NBJR (KBJR-DT2) |
Duluth-Superior(Chisholm) |
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NESQ (KESQ-D2) |
Palm Springs |
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WAKA |
Montgomery-Selma |
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WBBJ-DT3 |
Jackson, Tennessee |
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WBNG |
Binghamton, New York |
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WCBI |
Columbus-Tupelo-W Pnt-Hstn |
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WDEF |
Chattanooga, Tennessee |
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WDTV |
Clarksburg-Weston |
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WFMY |
Greensboro-H.Point-W.Salem |
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WISC |
Madison, Wisconsin |
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WJAX |
Jacksonville, Florida |
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WKBT |
La Crosse-Eau Claire |
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WKMG |
Orlando-Daytona Bch-Melbrn |
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WLTX |
Columbia, South Carolina |
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WMAZ |
Macon, Georgia |
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WSEE |
Erie, Pennsylvania |
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WUSA |
Washington, DC(Hagrstwn) |
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WWAY |
Wilmington, North Carolina |
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WWL |
New Orleans |
Coming later today:
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Station |
Market |
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KCOY |
SantaBarbra-SanMar-SanLuOb |
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KHOU |
Houston |
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KYTX |
Tyler-Longview(Lfkn&Ncgd) |
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WMDN |
Meridian, Mississippi |
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WTSP |
Tampa-St. Pete(Sarasota) |
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WWNY |
Watertown, New York |
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WWTV |
Traverse City-Cadillac(Sault Ste. Marie) |
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The expansion for CBS on Hulu’s live TV service comes after CBS and the CBS Affiliates Board reached a new deal earlier this year aimed at boosting distribution for local channels on streaming TV platforms including Hulu’s live TV, Google's YouTube TV and “future new entrants.”
"Expanding distribution on these new platforms together with our affiliates has been a part of CBS' long-term digital strategy, and I am very proud we have reached this agreement with our affiliate board," said Ray Hopkins, president of television networks distribution at CBS, in a statement. "No broadcaster has made preserving the network-affiliate model a core tenet of their strategy like CBS. We look forward to continuing to work in partnership with our affiliates, and as these new forms of distribution continue to grow, including CBS All Access, so will our revenue together."