Irvine based TV maker and media company Vizio Holding Corp. (NYSE: Vizio) was down 7.4% to $8.01 and a $1.5 billion market cap. The company reported net revenue of $356.7 million, down from $485.5 million last year.

Vizio Holding Corp. (NYSE: VZIO) today reported third quarter results that missed analysts’ consensus estimate.

Revenue for the Irvine seller of TVs and ad services fell 26% to $435 million from the year prior. Analysts, on average, estimated that Vizio would perform slightly better this third quarter, forecasting $438 million in revenue.

Irvine-based Vizio Holding Corp. (NYSE: VZIO) said yesterday it secured a multi-year extension of its distribution partnership with Fox Corp. (Nasdaq: FOXA, FOX).

The expanded partnership adds the Fox Sports app to Vizio’s Smart TVs and the Fox Weather Channel to Vizio’s streaming service, WatchFree+. Existing ad-supported Fox channels on
Vizio’s platform include news channel Fox LiveNow and Fox Soul, “a live and interactive streaming channel dedicated to the African American viewer,” Fox said.

Irvine-based Vizio Holding Corp. (NYSE: VZIO) climbed 6.8% to $9.85 and a $1.9 billion market cap. The provider of televisions and an advertising platform today announced it has more than doubled its upfront season to more than $200 million to direct advertising commitments from agencies, brands and studios.

The new additions to its streaming library marks Vizio's continuation of “its commitment to make entertainment available to everyone,” the company said in a statement. “Following the [introduction] of ad-supported on demand content last November, the team has expanded the entertainment options at an accelerated pace to provide consumers with access to a massive free library of content that they can enjoy as a part of owning a Vizio TV," said Vizio's Vice President of Business Development Katherine Pond.