Consolidated Communications Partners with Philo for Streaming TV ContentConsolidated Communications is First to Partner with Philo, a new streaming television platform delivering entertainment-focused contentConsolidated Brings Customers Access to Philo’s Robust Line Up Consolidated Communications (NASDAQ: CNSL), a leading broadband and business communications provider, today announced it has reached a first-ever agreement with Philo, a television technology company streaming service featuring live TV, DVR and on-demand services that focus on entertainment, lifestyle and knowledge programming. Philo service is available to all Consolidated Communications’ customers and can be viewed anywhere on any Internet-connected device. Philo carries content from popular cable networks, including: A+E Networks, Discovery, Scripps Networks, HGTV, HISTORY, Lifetime, TLC, Travel Channel and more. “We’re thrilled to partner with Consolidated Communications as the first broadband provider to offer Philo,” said Andrew McCollum, chief executive officer at Philo. “Together, we are delivering an innovative product experience and content package at an incredible value to customers.” “Today’s families want more viewing options and the content they choose,” said Rob Koester, vice president of product management, consumer services at Consolidated Communications. “We’re constantly trying to improve the customer experience and expand our streaming services. Philo is a perfect fit for Consolidated’s high-speed internet customers who choose to complement or not subscribe to a traditional TV package.” Consolidated Communications, a top 10 fiber provider in the U.S., is the first communications company to sign a deal with Philo. Philo’s free seven day trial is as convenient as entering in your mobile phone number at go.philo.com/Consolidated. After the trial, the subscription begins. You can cancel at any time, and your card will not be charged if you cancel before the end of your free trial. Philo’s 40 channel package is $16 a month and for an additional $4, nine additional channels are added: AHC, BET her, Cooking Channel, Destination AMERICA, Discovery Family, Discovery Life, Logo, MTV Live and Nicktoons. Customers can stream programming on their computer or via Philo’s app for Apple and Android devices, plus Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV. Additionally with
Philo, customers can watch up to three different devices at the same
time; the freedom to watch what you want when you want with an unlimited
30-day DVR, an extensive on-demand library, plus the
ability to pause live channels, start programs from the beginning, and
watch programs that aired in the past three days. Its streamlined
interface and intelligent search makes Philo easy yet powerful to use. Source: Consolidated Communications media announcement |