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Tubi and Bell Media Forge Groundbreaking Content and Ad Pact in Canada

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  • Tubi and Bell Media strike content distribution and ad sales partnership
  • Deal includes co-developing original content for global distribution
  • Bell Media to be exclusive Canadian ad sales partner for Tubi
Tubi and Bell Media Forge Groundbreaking Content and Ad Pact in Canada

As of October 23rd, 2025, Tubi, Fox Corp.'s ad-supported streaming platform, has struck a groundbreaking content distribution and ad sales pact with Bell Media, a leading Canadian media company. The partnership includes plans to co-develop original content for global distribution, with the content airing on Bell Media's platforms in Canada and through Sphere Abacus, Bell Media's international distribution arm.

Additionally, Bell Media will serve as the exclusive Canadian ad sales partner for Tubi, while Tubi's own ad-supported FAST (free ad-supported streaming TV) channels will launch on the Fox streaming platform in Canada. This strategic alliance aims to increase advertising opportunities for brands to reach Canadian consumers through premium digital video content.

The expanded content distribution deals allow Fox, Tubi, and Bell Media to share the costs and risks on TV series produced in Canada, leveraging local tax credits and currency savings. These co-produced shows will then be distributed across linear TV and streaming platforms on both sides of the U.S.-Canada border.

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The Tubi and Bell Media partnership includes plans to co-develop original content for global distribution, with Bell Media serving as the exclusive Canadian ad sales partner for Tubi and Tubi's FAST channels launching on Bell Media platforms in Canada.
The expanded content distribution pacts between Tubi, Fox, and Bell Media will allow them to share the costs and risks on TV series produced in Canada, leveraging local tax credits and currency savings. These co-produced shows will then be distributed across linear TV and streaming platforms in both the U.S. and Canada.
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