Pluto TV secures a consent decree that requires ongoing service for five years
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Pluto TV secures a consent decree with state attorneys general that requires the combined company to maintain the Pluto TV service for the five-year term of the deal. The settlement obligates ongoing service for the duration of five years.
Key facts
- 01Pluto TV is part of a combined company.
- 02A consent decree with state attorneys general was reached.
- 03The agreement lasts for five years.
- 04The decree requires maintaining the Pluto TV service for the five-year term.
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