The BritBox app is now available on Vizio smart TVs with a subscription. BritBox goes for $8.99/month or $89.99/year following a free seven-day trial, coming with shows like “Sherwood,” “Stonehouse” and “Beyond-Paradise.”

The ESPN app is now available on Vizio smart TVs. The app comes with ESPN’s live sports offerings as well as its on-demand library and content. Vizio viewers can also get in on the Disney Bundle Trio, which provides access to Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ starting at $12.99/month.

Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment signed deals that will bring FAST channels from Fremantle, Revry and Love Stories TV to the Redbox Free Live TV service. The eight new channels will arrive on the service soon.

NBCUniversal is moving forward with its plans to expand its measurement partnerships, announcing a multi-year deal with iSpot.tv that will see the measurement company become one of its preferred partners for quantifying and unifying cross-screen media consumption, reach and impressions. iSpot.tv’s ability to support NBCU’s audience verification initiatives will be put to the test in what the company called a “massive pilot” to include both the 2022 Olympic Winter Games and Super Bowl LVI. iSpot.tv, which touts the ability to provide second-by-second measurement of ads and verified impressions for programming and advertising, will be expected to deliver metrics that can be used as an alternative currency among buyers and sellers.

The second urgency is ‘operational’—we applaud the sheer volume of testing cross-platform measurement options (Comscore, ISpot, Nielsen, VideoAmp, Samba, 605, TVSquared/Innovid and others), and it’s clear that recent advances in more fluidly executing full end-to-end usage of multiple currencies is the next great accelerator to marketer’s getting ‘the full funnel payoff’ of currency optionality.