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Sony adds over 100 free TV channels to PlayStation 5

Sony is introducing over 100 free, ad-supported streaming TV channels to PlayStation 5 consoles in the US, accessible through the console's media tab. These channels, sourced from Sony Pictures Television and partners like Lionsgate, will feature a variety of content including movies, TV shows, anime, news, and sports. This move aims to keep users engaged within the PlayStation ecosystem and generate additional revenue from existing console owners, potentially drawing parallels to Microsoft's earlier strategy with the Xbox One as an entertainment hub. AI

RANK_REASON This is a product update for an existing console, not a new frontier model release or significant industry shift.

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Sony adds over 100 free TV channels to PlayStation 5

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Kris Holt) ·

    Sony is adding free TV channels to PS5

    Ad-supported streaming channels are hitting Sony's console in the US today.