New distribution agreements announced during the second week of December 2015, mean that viewers will now be able to watch original video from Time Inc. on websites controlled by the American subscription-based streaming company Hulu, Yahoo, and media technology company Zealot Networks. Altogether, Time Inc. now has 18 such relationships representing over 4,000 sites and video platforms in the U.S., with partners including Amazon, CBS Local Digital Media, Gannett, Nextstar Broadcasting, AOL, Cinesport, and Scripps. The new deals are part of a broader deal between Hulu and Time Inc., which also includes an agreement with Yahoo for content in its digital properties. It also recently appointed Michael Erlinger and JJ Miller to bolster the digital operations of its executive team.
New distribution agreements announced during the second week of December 2015, mean that viewers will now be able to watch original video from Time Inc. on websites controlled by the American subscription-based streaming company Hulu, Yahoo, and media technology company Zealot Networks. The new deals are part of a broader deal between Hulu and Time Inc., which also includes an agreement with Yahoo for content in its digital properties. It also recently appointed Michael Erlinger and JJ Miller to bolster the digital operations of its executive team.