Amazon Prime Video announced the launch of “Sports Talk,” a live daily programming block dedicated to 12 hours of sports-talk content.
Viewers in the United States can access seven new Sports Talk shows without a Prime membership as they air on Prime Video from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET, Monday through Friday. It will also be accessible on Amazon’s live radio app, Amp, as well as Freevee, their free, ad-supported streaming TV service. According to the company’s announcement, Amazon collaborated with production company Embassy Row to develop a programming block that will serve as a “‘always on’ sports destination for customers.”
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Amazon Prime Video announced the launch of “Sports Talk,” a live daily programming block dedicated to 12 hours of sports-talk content.
Viewers in the United States can access seven new Sports Talk shows without a Prime membership as they air on Prime Video from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET, Monday through Friday. It will also be accessible on Amazon’s live radio app, Amp, as well as Freevee, their free, ad-supported streaming TV service. According to the company’s announcement, Amazon collaborated with production company Embassy Row to develop a programming block that will serve as a “‘always on’ sports destination for customers.”
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