Jio, Airtel, Vi witness subs losses in Sept: TRAI data 
Expanded Creative Minds of Tomorrow edition inaugurated at IFFI 
WBD elevates Deepa Sridhar to Senior Director – Corporate Communications, South Asia 
‘Bhagam Bhag 2’ returns after 18 years 
Babil Khan’s ‘Log Out’ to premiere at Argentina’s Mar del Plata International Film Festival 
Tips Music presents ‘Love Garage’ 
Fox, Hulu ink $1.5bn streaming content partnership 
YouTube has rolled out a new feature, ‘Primetime Channels’, which allows users to watch their favourite TV shows, movies, and sports from the streaming services directly on the application.
The early version of ‘Primetime Channels’ has been rolled out in the US, the company said in a blog post.
There are over 30 channels that the users can buy.
“Primetime Channels adds even more content that you just can’t miss to our collection of thousands of movies and shows available for rent or purchase, or for free,” the company said.
After signing up, the YouTube experience will include content from the ‘Primetime Channels’, IANS reported from San Francisco.
For more exploration, the feature’s homepages will display shows and movies with curated trailers, behind-the-scenes footage, and cast interviews.
Additionally, YouTube recommendations will now include feature shows from ‘Primetime Channels’, providing the users with a customized selection of content that matches all of their interests.
“We’ll continue working with our partners to bring even more content options to Primetime Channels, build new unique features that only YouTube can deliver, and expand to our international users,” the company added.
