FreeCast Named 2026 Streaming Technology Platform Company of the Year by Media & Entertainment Business Review
Industry publication also recognizes FreeCast as its Home Streaming Solution Company of the Year, highlighting its unified media platform, enterprise PaaS technology and expanding monetization opportunities.
ORLANDO, Fla., October 21, 2026--FreeCast, Inc. (NASDAQ: CAST), a media technology company providing a software-based Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) for streaming, television distribution and monetization, today announced its recognition by Media & Entertainment Business Review as its Streaming Technology Platform Company of the Year 2026.
The publication also identifies FreeCast as its Home Streaming Solution Company of the Year 2026, featuring the company as the sole solution provider on its dedicated Top Home Streaming Solution Companies 2026 page.
The recognition accompanies an extensive company profile in the publication's October–November 2026 edition, highlighting FreeCast's approach to consolidating fragmented television, streaming subscriptions, local broadcasting and digital entertainment through a common software infrastructure.
Not Another Streaming Service — A Platform for the Entire Media Industry
FreeCast's business model differs from traditional streaming services that compete primarily through exclusive programming, subscriber acquisition and content production.
Instead, FreeCast provides technology designed to connect consumers, content providers, broadcasters, telecommunications companies, internet service providers, satellite operators and other enterprises through a shared media platform.
Its software-based infrastructure enables enterprise partners to offer branded entertainment experiences while maintaining their existing customer relationships and participating in potential revenue opportunities from subscriptions, advertising, transactions and digital commerce.
William Mobley, Founder and CEO of FreeCast, commented:
"We believe the television industry is undergoing one of the most important structural transformations in its history. Consumers have more content choices than ever, but the experience has become increasingly fragmented. Meanwhile, companies that already serve millions of customers have an opportunity to provide entertainment and participate in the economics surrounding that engagement."
"FreeCast was built to address both sides of that equation. We're not trying to become another Netflix or compete with the industry's content owners. We're providing the software infrastructure that can help connect the entire media ecosystem."