Verizon's FiOS TV has added more free movies and on-demand programming thanks to new deals with Turner Networks and Sony. The deals increase FiOS' on-demand library and allows users to see more recent films in high-definition (HD).
The new deal with Turner will provide content to Verizon's on-demand lineup from eight channels-Adult Swim, Boomerang, Cartoon Network, CNN, TBS, TNT, TruTV, and Turner Classic Movies. Turner is providing dozens of free movies a month including new releases like Anaconda and A Knight's Tale to classics from TCM.
The Sony deal will allow customers to watch films from Sony's library like Hancock and Pineapple Express in HD.
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"Because we're delivering FiOS TV over the nation's most advanced fiber-optic network, straight to customers' doors, our subscribers can access interactive video services that help them save time and money," said Terry Denson, FiOS' VP of content and programming in a statement.
FiOS TV's on-demand library has 14,000 titles and 1300 HD on-demand movies. More than 1000 of those titles are free. The service is currently available in 9.2 million homes nationwide, spanning 14 states.
