VRV is now the exclusive subscription VOD home for “Killjoys” catch-up seasons in the U.S., as the multichannel service from AT&T/Chernin Group-owned Ellation looks to put a new sci-fi shine to its ...
VRV (pronounced “verve”) is adding to its collection of content in a new deal with WarnerMedia. Under the agreement, Ellation-owned VRV — which houses more than 10 different streaming services — will ...
All your favorite old school cartoons are now available as part of the VRV streaming platform, which launched a new Boomerang channel today. Boomerang launched its own streaming service in 2017, so ...
Eric Berman is the head of business development and content partnerships for Ellation’s audience-focused subscription video on demand (SVOD) channel aggregation platform, VRV. Available across all ...
Of all the specialized platforms dotting the vast OTT streaming landscape here on the precipice of a new decade, Otter Media’s animation-heavy VRV somehow manages, like a psychedelic rainbow bending ...
NickSplat, an SVOD channel featuring hit Nickelodeon shows from the 1990s, has rolled out on VRV, a fandom-focused video aggregation platform. Nickelodeon collaborated closely with VRV to create a ...
NickSplat, which launched today (Tuesday, Aug. 28), is now available for subscription on the streaming service VRV. You can choose to either subscribe solely to NickSplat on VRV for $5.99 per month, ...
VRV has released a new channel called NickSplat to stream classic Nickelodeon shows. The service costs $6 a month for unlimited streaming. Shows like Rugrats, Invader Zim, and Hey Arnold! are ...
VRV, a fandom-dedicated streaming service, is partnering with Nickelodeon to launch a streaming channel. The service will be called NickSplat and is available today. People can subscribe to NickSplat ...
VRV is now the exclusive subscription VOD home for “Killjoys” catch-up seasons in the U.S., as the multichannel service from AT&T/Chernin Group-owned Ellation looks to put a new sci-fi shine to its ...
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