Vevo has signed deals to bring its music video streaming app to the Apple TV and Samsung televisions, according to the WSJ.
The report says Vevo's new app will deliver on-demand music videos plus a new channel of original, 24/7 programming.
Apple Inc. could release the Vevo Apple TV app as soon as this week, according to people familiar with the matter, while Samsung Electronics Co.'s launch is likely a few weeks away. Vevo has said it is hoping eventually to launch its own channels on cable TV, though it hasn't yet been able to land a deal.
The move benefits Apple TV customers as well as Vevo who gives a large portion of its revenue to YouTube. Vevo will also be able to sell ads made for television which could generate more income.
For now, you can download VEVO from the App Store for free.
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The report says Vevo's new app will deliver on-demand music videos plus a new channel of original, 24/7 programming.
Apple Inc. could release the Vevo Apple TV app as soon as this week, according to people familiar with the matter, while Samsung Electronics Co.'s launch is likely a few weeks away. Vevo has said it is hoping eventually to launch its own channels on cable TV, though it hasn't yet been able to land a deal.
The move benefits Apple TV customers as well as Vevo who gives a large portion of its revenue to YouTube. Vevo will also be able to sell ads made for television which could generate more income.
For now, you can download VEVO from the App Store for free.
Read More [App Store]