Films and shows like 'The Pink Panther,' 'Stargate,' 'Cake Boss' and 'Say Yes to the Dress' will stream for free on the Amazon service.
Freevee has been aggressive in launching new FAST channels, leaning into its own original content (liketo the service. It also has deals with studios like Lionsgate. WBD, meanwhile, has been looking to sell more of its content to FAST services.
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