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YouTube announced it will for the first time stream free, ad-supported TV shows.
YouTube to stream free, ad-supported TV shows Image Credits: YouTube YouTube to stream free, ad-supported TV shows for the first time Sarah Perez 12:00 AM PDT · March 23, 2022 YouTube today announced it will for the first time stream free, ad-supported TV shows — a move that puts it into more direct competition with the growing number of free streaming services on the market, including Tubi, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel, IMDb TV, Xumo, Plex and NBCU’s Peacock. The company said it will initially offer its U.S. users access to more than 4,000 free TV episodes from shows including ̶
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