Channel 5, the British commercial broadcaster owned by Viacom, has an unusual plan for boosting the number of people using its online video service – launching a TV channel. Channel 5 wants to get My5 ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Couple watching a streaming service from the couch. My5, Channel 5's free streaming service, is about to get a big boost and a new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EXCLUSIVE: My5, the streaming service run by ViacomCBS's UK network Channel 5, has acquired British comedy series Hapless, which ...

Channel 5 and its free streaming service, My5, are relaunching in 2025 under a unified parent brand of 5 across linear, streaming and digital platforms. As part of the relaunch, the free streaming ...

Channel 5 has signed a content partnership deal for its streaming service, My5, with HOT Telecommunication Systems, bringing with it four original drama series. The partnership marks the first foreign ...

Viacom is to launch a slew of Israeli drama on its British streaming service My5 after closing a deal with pay-TV firm Hot Telecommunication Systems. Titles include eight-part vampire comedy drama ...

UK commercial PSB Channel 5 and its free streaming service, My5, will relaunch in 2025 under a unified parent brand of 5 across linear, streaming and digital platforms – giving its audience access to ...

The Teacher became My5’s strongest drama launch to date, ahead of previous record holder, drama The Drowning, by 62 per cent over seven days The Teacher beat the previous record for total viewing ...

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EXCLUSIVE: My5, the streaming service run by ViacomCBS’s UK network Channel 5, has acquired British comedy series Hapless, which first started life as a self-released project on Amazon Prime Video.