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Pluto TV Revamps Brand with New Ad Blitz, Nostalgic Slate, Tech Upgrades

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 23 September 2026, 10:00 UTC By Felix Gillette 1 min read
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Under David Ellison, the free ad-supported streaming service is reintroducing itself to budget-conscious consumers

Under David Ellison, the free ad-supported streaming service is reintroducing itself to budget-conscious consumers

Pluto TV Revamps Brand (ORG) New Ad Blitz (ORG) Nostalgic Slate (ORG) David Ellison (PERSON)
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