FreeCast to Relaunch the Investor News Channel as a Next-Generation Global Business and Financial FAST Network
Investor News Channel to Evolve from Former On-Demand Financial Programming Into a 24/7 Global Streaming Destination Featuring Financial Markets, CEO Stories, Corporate Documentaries, Business, Legal, Innovation and Investment Opportunities
ORLANDO, Fla., August 18, 2026--FreeCast, Inc. (Nasdaq: CAST), a streaming media technology company providing Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), content aggregation, advertising and digital distribution solutions, today announced that it has acquired full control of Investor News Channel, including InvestorNewsChannel.com, and plans to relaunch the former global video-on-demand financial news service as a next-generation, 24/7 global Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television (FAST) network.
The newly envisioned Investor News Channel (INC) is targeted to launch November 2026, transforming the existing financial media property into a broader global destination for investors, entrepreneurs, executives and business-minded audiences.
Rather than attempting to replicate traditional minute-by-minute financial television, the Investor News Channel is being designed around the stories behind the companies, CEO and founder interviews, corporate documentaries, public company profiles, analyst and investment commentary, business and legal programming, entrepreneurship, emerging technologies, economic trends, mergers and acquisitions, capital markets, investor education and global business opportunities.
A New Syndication Model for Financial Television
Central to the strategy is FreeCast's plan to open the Investor News Channel to established financial content providers, business programmers, investor-relations media organizations, analysts, publishers, documentary producers and qualified independent creators.
Instead of requiring every financial media organization to build and operate its own FAST channel, FreeCast intends to provide a common global television destination where participating programmers can contribute qualified content, extend the useful life and reach of their existing video libraries, build their brands, and participate in advertising revenue generated through the channel.
The Company plans to share revenue with content creators and organizations that contribute content and stories, including the full range of recognized financial-services, investment-media and business-information sources. Qualifying programmers may retain ownership of their content while participating in advertising revenue attributable to programming, subject to individual content agreements and programming arrangements.