Facebook Ventures Into Video Subscription Services
- 5 years ago
Facebook Makes Venture Into
Video Subscription Services.
A representative for the social media giant says it
will begin small-scale tests with four partners.
They include BBC,
CollegeHumor’s Dropout
and Tastemade Plus.
According to 'Variety,' subscription prices will be the
same as what other services charge per month
to watch CollegeHumor or Tastemade.
The test is expected to debut over the
next month and only be available to
American users of Facebook.
We’re excited to bring more of people’s favorite shows and videos to Facebook, where subscribers can enjoy the content together with other fans. We’ll be listening to feedback from our community, Facebook representative, via statement.
Facebook adds that more partners
could be included in the
subscription test as it progresses.
The new service is being thought of as an expansion of 'Facebook Watch,' a video-on-demand service launched in 2017.
As many as 140 million global users are said to be using 'Watch' to tune in to shows like Jada Pinkett Smith’s 'Red Table Talk.'.
Video Subscription Services.
A representative for the social media giant says it
will begin small-scale tests with four partners.
They include BBC,
CollegeHumor’s Dropout
and Tastemade Plus.
According to 'Variety,' subscription prices will be the
same as what other services charge per month
to watch CollegeHumor or Tastemade.
The test is expected to debut over the
next month and only be available to
American users of Facebook.
We’re excited to bring more of people’s favorite shows and videos to Facebook, where subscribers can enjoy the content together with other fans. We’ll be listening to feedback from our community, Facebook representative, via statement.
Facebook adds that more partners
could be included in the
subscription test as it progresses.
The new service is being thought of as an expansion of 'Facebook Watch,' a video-on-demand service launched in 2017.
As many as 140 million global users are said to be using 'Watch' to tune in to shows like Jada Pinkett Smith’s 'Red Table Talk.'.