As it aims to expand a bouquet that promises widespread choice across a multitude of genres, the Struum streaming service is to add content from France Channel,.
| 26 May 2021
After a year in which it has scooped up a number of content companies to broaden its bouquet and gain greater appeal, independent streamer Cinedigm has now struck out onto new platforms as part of a deal with eagerly-awaited online video service Struum.
The brainchild of former senior-level Disney and Discovery executives - and backed by a multi-million dollar investment from former Disney CEO Michael Eisner through his Tornante company - Struum is said to be a “game-changing” service providing viewers one central destination and a single subscription to access programming designed to service users’ interests from across the increasingly cluttered global streaming landscape.
Cinedigm Corp.: Cinedigm Partners With Struum, A Streaming Service Designed To Simplify Discovery And Sampling Through A First-Of-Its-Kind Credit Based System
Full Launch Scheduled for This Summer Across All Major Streaming Platforms and Devices
LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 25, 2021 /
Cinedigm (NASDAQ:CIDM), the leading independent streaming company super-serving enthusiast fan bases, announced today that four of their most popular digital channels will launch on
Struum, the highly-buzzed about new breed of streaming service created by senior-level Disney and Discovery executives, and backed by a multi-million-dollar investment from former Disney CEO Michael Eisner through his Tornante Company. With this partnership,
Cinedigm will bring a diverse catalog of titles to the service including family favorites
Shield Your Eyes, Itâs Another Streaming Service
This one is a âno brainer.â
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“If only there was just one more streaming service I could watch,” said no one. Ever.
Yet here we are: Yesterday former executives of Disney and Discovery announced a new streaming platform called “Struum,” which will make its debut this spring.
Instead of offering its own original content, Struum will give viewers à la carte access to hundreds of niche streaming services without forcing them to subscribe to each individually.
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A new streaming service is coming, and this time, it would not let its users and viewers remain on one platform or service as Struum features a ClassPass -like service that combines several services into its systems. The company aims to partner with multiple subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) streaming platforms with the popular Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc.
(Photo : Struum via Screenshot)
A startup streaming service for 2021 may be a late beginning for a platform as various companies have already taken over and even dominated the market, but that does not Struum from pushing forth with its ideals. The platform aims to give birth to a new streaming service beyond the limitations and capabilities of the well-known subscription services present.