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Free video-streaming service Tubi lets users share curated watchlists now

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Briefings

Tubi, a free ad-supported streaming service owned by Fox, launched a new feature allowing users to create and share curated watchlists of its nearly 400,000 movies and TV episodes. This functionality enables users to organize their viewing history into playlists that can be shared with others. The service currently offers both live channels and on-demand content, with the new feature specifically targeting its extensive library of on-demand titles.

Key points

• Tubi users can create and share playlists of movies and shows available on the streaming service.
• The feature allows users to organize their viewing history into playlists that can be shared with others.

Context

Tubi is a free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) service that has both live channels and on-demand content. The announcement marks a new capability for users to curate and distribute their viewing preferences within the platform.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific announcement regarding the 'Mixtapes' feature. No data on user adoption rates, share counts, or specific content categories covered by the playlists is provided. The scope is restricted to the service's on-demand library and the technical capability of playlist creation and sharing.

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