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From the Archives traces how indie streaming platform Inmoo laid the technological groundwork for what would eventually become ViX, one of the fastest-growing Spanish-language streaming services in the Americas. After being acquired by Latin Everywhere in 2015, Inmoo’s backend powered…

TelevisaUnivision reported mixed Q2 results, with revenue down 4 percent to $1.2 billion due to FX headwinds and advertising softness, particularly in Mexico. ViX, its streaming platform, was a bright spot, surpassing 10 million subscribers and helping drive 10 percent…

TelevisaUnivision expects a year-over-year revenue decline in Q2 to $1.2 billion, citing weak U.S. ad sales and foreign exchange headwinds. The company is navigating increased competition for ad dollars on ViX, its streaming platform, and recently announced a bundling deal…

ViX is on track to become the fastest-growing major streaming service in the Americas in 2025, with an 18% subscriber increase projected by Ampere Analysis. Its hybrid freemium model, strong advertising revenue (expected to account for 60% of 2025 revenue),…

The Drum reports that Disney’s deal to bring TelevisaUnivision networks to Hulu + Live TV—and bundle Disney+ with ViX in Mexico—is more than a content expansion. It’s a strategic pivot toward the $3.6 trillion Hispanic market, which now makes up…

Disney and TelevisaUnivision have struck a cross-border content deal that enhances both companies' streaming and live TV offerings. In the U.S., Hulu + Live TV adds Univision’s suite of Spanish-language networks, while in Mexico, Disney+ will bundle with ViX. The…

TelevisaUnivision returned to profitability in Q1 2025 with $11.7 million in net income, despite a 10% revenue drop driven by steep advertising declines in both the U.S. and Mexico. Streaming platform ViX showed slower growth at just 4% year over…

TelevisaUnivision’s ViX just pulled off its second straight profitable quarter, showing that Spanish-language streaming can be both viable and profitable. U.S. revenue grew 2% in Q4 2024 to $835.5 million, thanks to a boost from subscriptions and a $70 million…

Fubo dropped dozens of Televisa-Univision Spanish-language broadcast and cable channels after contract negotiations failed. The dispute centers on carriage fees and claims that Televisa-Univision is prioritizing its own streaming service, Vix, while demanding higher fees from Fubo.

Televisa-Univision, owner of the Vix streaming service, announced a restructuring of its workforce to address declining pay TV ad revenue.