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Hulu adds 14 more live TV channels, including Nickelodeon and Comedy Central

That's thanks to a new deal with ViacomCBS.

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Hulu Plus Live TV has 14 new channels.

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Hulu has scored another 14 channels for its live TV offering, after reaching a deal with ViacomCBS for Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, MTV and more. 

The new deal will go for multiple years, and also includes Paramount Network, VH1, BET, CMT, Nick Jr., TV Land, BET Her, MTV2, NickToons, TeenNick and MTV Classic.

Read more: The 33 best TV shows to binge-watch on Hulu

"Hulu continues to be a great partner, and this agreement ensures that Hulu Plus Live TV subscribers are now able to enjoy the full breadth of our leading content across news, sports and entertainment for the first time," said Ray Hopkins, president of ViacomCBS US Networks Distribution. 

Hulu Plus Live TV is $65 a month for more than 65 channels. The channels include FX, the CW, ESPN, CBS, ABC, NBC, CBSN, Animal Planet, Adult Swim, A&E, E, CNN, CNBC, History, Lifetime, Discovery, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Cartoon Network, ID, Food Network and National Geographic.

Read more: Hulu Plus Live TV vs. YouTube TV: Which live TV streaming service should you choose?