Hulu's live TV service will carry content from ESPN, FX, NBC, ABC, the Disney Channel and other properties owned by its investors. It will continue to stream movies and TV series like Homeland, Fear the Walking Dead and its own programs, including The Mindy Project and Difficult People. Time Warner says the new Hulu service will also carry all Turner shows on-demand. According to Recode, though, they still won't be available on the $12 streaming-only package -- unlike content from Disney, Fox and Comcast.

As we pointed out before, the live and on-demand mix will give Hulu a lot more content than rival Sling TV, the cord-cutting venture from Dish. However, the TV service will reportedly cost $40 compared to $20 for Sling TV's basic package, and it's unknown if that price includes streaming. Though Viacom is not a Hulu investor, it does have a streaming deal with the service. However, it's not clear if its stations, which include CBS, Comedy Central, MTV and Nickelodeon, will be available live on Hulu in 2017.