Pac-12 Networks Brings Pac-12 Insider to Pluto TV, The Roku Channel
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Pac-12 Networks has announced the launch of Pac-12 Insider on Pluto TV and The Roku Channel.
Pluto TV
Pac-12 Insider offers fans free access to the latest football and basketball highlights, classic encores of the top sports and programs across the Conference of Champions and in-depth, behind-the-scenes stories that showcase the heart and soul of Pac-12 student-athletes, coaches and legends.
“Our partnership with Pluto TV is a boon for Pac-12 Networks and Pac-12 fans everywhere,” says Pac-12 Networks Vice President of Distribution Henry Watson. “We are thrilled that Pac-12 Insider is now available on Pluto TV and to its millions of users worldwide.”
“Bringing the Pac-12 Insider channel to Pluto TV is an exciting milestone for us and for sports fans everywhere, who can now tune in to watch these thrilling college sports and behind-the-scenes content spotlighting Pac-12 legends any time,” says Amy Kuessner, Senior Vice President of Content Strategy & Global Partnerships at Pluto TV. “We are looking forward to building on the deep bench of sports programming we’ve established at Pluto TV and delivering the best of the Pac-12 to casual and loyal fans alike.”
The Roku Channel
“We at Pac-12 Networks are incredibly pleased to launch Pac-12 Insider on The Roku Channel, providing some of the top Pac-12 Networks content to a leader in the FAST space,” says Watson. “Our partnership with Roku ensures the great Pac-12 sports content available on Pac-12 Insider is available to Roku’s tens of millions of viewers, just in time for the start of basketball season.”
“We’re excited to welcome the Pac-12 to The Roku Channel, enabling our millions of engaged users to experience the action and excitement of Pac-12 Insider,” says Ashley Hovey, Director of AVOD Growth, Roku. “As the #1 TV streaming platform in the U.S.*, we are focused on getting our users to the entertainment they want. Sports is an important category and with the addition of Pac-12 Insider, we’re offering a front row seat to free, ad-supported sports programming.”
