More news added to MyFree DIRECTV with Scripps News
More news added to MyFree DIRECTV with Scripps News
The free streaming channel is one of over 100 that audiences can watch on MyFree DIRECTV.
MyFree DIRECTV is a fantastic way for viewers to stay connected to a world of hundreds of channels, whether or not they pay for a DIRECTV service. The free streamer carries more than 100 channels in various categories, and its news options just got a little more numerous with the addition of the Scripps News channel.
Key Details:
- The Scripps News channel was first added to MyFree DIRECTV on April 4.
- Scripps News delivers relevant news stories from around the United States.
- The Scripps News channel is also available via channel 4009 on DIRECTV.
The Scripps News channel first rolled out on MyFree DIRECTV on April 4. Audiences of that streaming service will be able to find it within the platform’s live channel guide now.
The Scripps News channel is a free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) network, offering on-the-ground reporting from across the United States. Scripps News strives to bring an independent point of view, with strong investigative reporting on the topics of politics, the economy, foreign affairs, technology, health, and science.
The channel can also be watched via channel 4009 on DIRECTV plans. MyFree DIRECTV can be accessed through the DIRECTV app and is available to all viewers with or without a paid subscription to a DIRECTV service. You won’t need a credit card or any other payment method to use MyFree DIRECTV.
MyFree DIRECTV continues to add more and more programming options. In February, the streamer added six new channels, including four owned by Disney to its lineup of assorted FAST channels. Keep checking back with The Streamable and MyFree DIRECTV to see what new channels are available with the service.
MyFree DIRECTV
MyFree DIRECTV is a free ad-supported TV service from the satellite and streaming company behind DIRECTV. It offers over 50 free from popular studios, including Tastemade, The Design Network, Alien Nation, Dove TV, Court TV, and MovieSphere.
