Fox to Move Additional Original Content to FX+ Streaming Service

FX+ subscribers will now gain access to an additional lineup of shows that were not present on the service when it first debuted, including original seasons of 'The Americans.'

By Giovanni Bruno , Sep 25, 2017 10:54 AM EDT

Twenty-First Century Fox (FOXA) - Get Report is adding more shows to its over-the-top video-on-demand streaming service FX+, in a move to be less reliant on other streaming services, Recode reports.

Shares of Twenty-First Century Fox were rising over 1% in mid-morning trading on Monday.

FX+ subscribers will now gain access to an additional lineup of shows that were not present on the service when it first debuted, including original seasons of "The Americans."

The media conglomerate also affirmed every season of 31 different original FX shows are now added to the service. But for now, several Fox shows will remain on other video services including Amazon.com's (AMZN) - Get Report Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Netflix (NFLX) - Get Report .

But the move stands to impact Netflix negatively, which has seen large studios, namely Disney (DIS) - Get Report , begin to take content off its platform.

Shares of Netflix were falling over 3.75% in mid-morning trading on Monday.

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