DAZN is already reviewing the future of Foxtel's big Hubbl bet
Foxtel's new owners are reviewing the future of Hubbl, the subscription broadcaster's set-top box system that was billed as its new flagship product when it was launched with great fanfare less than two years ago.
News Corp and Telstra sold Foxtel to DAZN, a London-headquartered global sports streaming service, in a deal that was finalised earlier this month. In one of its first moves as Foxtel's owner, DAZN has put Hubbl up for review and will decide whether to close it or run it down this year.
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