The cable network, which was originally conceptualized as an English-language news and lifestyle network for millennial Latinos and later changed its strategy to target millenials in general, has undergone a series of show changes and cancellations and struggled to find an audience, but both parent networks seem committed to finding a winning formula for its multiplatform outlet.
According the New York Post, Fusion, which launched in October of 2013, can now be seen in 40 million homes.
Although ratings for the TV network aren’t available, Fusion’s website shows promising numbers. The Post reports it had 5 million unique online visitors in April, a 130% increase since December, with 68% of its traffic from mobile devices.