Fullscreen Finally Admits It's Launching a Subscription Service

Won't compete with Netflix or Amazon, but maybe YouTube

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Following months of rumors, Fullscreen has let the cat of the bag—it's launching its own subscription service.

Though Fullscreen had been working on the service, simply called Fullscreen, for months, this is the first time the multichannel network has publicly talked about it. In a blog post announcing the service, CEO George Strompolos said the goal was to "bridge the gap between social media and television for youth audiences."

Fullscreen did not provide much detail about the upcoming service and made no mention of price or a potential launch date—though it likely won't happen until next year.

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