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He added: “As with other services, this service will only be brought online when there is a confidence it can be delivered with a high degree of safety.“If there is any change to the identified risk which means it cannot be delivered safely, such as a further wave of coronavirus, then any service may once again be suspended in response to those dangers.”

more streaming services than anyone can handle right now, especially now that HBO Max and Peacock are officially in the mix, but sometimes having a lot of choices isn't a bad thing, especially when it means you can subscribe to a niche streaming service featuring nothing but your beloved British and international programming.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: AMC Networks streamer Acorn TV has landed the North American rights to BBC One’s estranged family comedy The Other One, which stars BAFTA-winning Avenue 5 actress Rebecca Front.Acorn TV, which has also acquired The Other One in the Netherlands, will premiere the Tiger Aspect show on August 10 in the U.S.

By Jake Kanter

Acorn TV, AMC Networks' streaming service focusing on British dramas and comedies, has set out plans for its U.K. launch.

Acorn TV, AMC Network’s British programming focused streamer, is to launch in the U.K. at the end of the month.

By Jake Kanter

Streaming services are becoming ubiquitous. Disney and Apple have both launched their respective services. Peacock and HBO Max and Quibi will launch later this year. Heck, there's one strictly for anime. Basically, no matter your tastes or viewing preferences, there is a streaming service out there for you, so long as you know where to look. And if you're into British or international programming, you should consider looking into subscribing to Acorn TV.

By Peter White

Acorn TV has acquired exclusive North American rights to British drama “Deadwater Fell,” which launched on Channel 4 last week.

By Jake Kanter