The network plans to air this fall, for its 2020-2021 season in hopes of restructuring its programming. NBCUniversal Global Distribution covered the international distribution of the series on behalf of Sky Studios.
Just one month after its launch, the company hopes to cut costs. The app has been installed by only 2.9 million customers, according to Sensor Tower, but 3.5 million according to Quibi, and 1.3 million active users.
The company’s owner, Len Blavatnik is exploring options to raise funds for its business as it has suffered as a result suspensions and delays of major sports. Blavatnik hopes to sell an equity stake but would also consider an outright sale of the business.
The worldwide distributor is offering the art documentary “Banksy and the Rise of Outlaw Art”; the crime drama “Adverse” and the family and inspirational movie “Hope Ranch” to the virtual attendants.
The retail giant hopes to prioritize the company's core strength of omnichannel retail. As a part of the agreement, Vudu will continue to offer Walmart’s digital movie and TV store on Walmart’s website and NBCUniversal will merge the operations of Vudu and FandangoNow once the deal is sealed.