New York Post launching FAST channel
June 17, 2026
New York Post Media Group (NYPMG), home of The New York Post, The California Post, Page Six, Page Six Hollywood and Decider, is launching a new FAST channel in collaboration with VideoElephant Fast Managed Services. The deal expands VideoElephant’s longstanding relationship with The New York Post as a video solutions provider.
The New York Post FAST channel will combine programming from across its portfolio of brands, with 150 hours of TV-ready content and a 20 per cent monthly refresh rate. The channel is expected to tap into the brand’s online audience of close to 62 million unique monthly visitors, 92 per cent of whom are outside the New York area.
Key shows will include Post Presents, Page Six Radio, and Schein Time, which will air daily.
VideoElephant, which has partnered with publishers including USA Today, Entrepreneur and Black Enterprise, will handle all operations for the New York Post FAST channel including scheduling, distribution, and monetisation.
Warren Cohen, Head of Video and Audio at The New York Post, commented: “We’ve been producing video at scale for years and our new FAST Channel puts that expertise front and center, with data. This channel translates the Post’s essence into programming our audience already loves.”
VideoElephant’s Preeya Naul, SVP of Streaming Partnerships & Supply, added: “The New York Post is one of the most recognised media brands in the world, with a loyal and passionate following. Creating a FAST channel of this scale from the ground up, from channel strategy and programming operations through to distribution, represents a tremendous opportunity for viewers and advertisers alike.”
The New York Post FAST channel will be available soon on major connected TV and streaming platforms, including smart TVs.
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