Robert Kyncl, Global Head of Content Partnerships at YouTube, just revealed the first wave of original channels as a part of YouTube’s $100 million investment in premium content.
“This is a moment when the video industry takes a major leap forward,” My Damn Channel Founder and CEO Rob Barnett told Tubefilter. “YouTube just validated everything My Damn Channel has built since launching in 2007. Our studio creates and distributes killer original content with both established stars and new online talent. Our advertisers have always demanded premium content reaching a mass audience. We’re honored to be in great company with the partners announced by YouTube.”
The new My Damn Channel: Live channel will be launching in February, with Barnett promising to deliver “a unique, interactive, live experience.” We promise to keep you posted.
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