Sony and US virtual MVPD platform Vidgo have agreed a new deal bringing Vidgo’s streaming service to Sony smart TV viewers across the nation.

Vidgo is offering all new and existing Sony TV users across the country a free 30-day trial to its Vidgo Premium package – a value of $79.95 (€75.75) per month – with no obligation for a contract. With this 30-day free trial, Sony smart TV customers can access Vidgo’s line-up of more than 150 television networks featuring live sports, news and entertainment, along with a library of on-demand content including over 40,000 shows, movies and documentaries – all accessible through the Vidgo streaming app on the Sony TV homepage.

“We couldn’t be more excited to partner with Sony, a global leader and innovator, to include Vidgo prominently on their Sony smart TV homepage, making it easier than ever to access Vidgo’s 40,000 titles live, linear and on-demand,” said Derek Mattsson, CEO of Vidgo.

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