Amazon Adds Free Music Videos, Viral Videos, and More Ad-Supported Content to Fire TV • InNewCL
Amazon Adds Free Music Videos, Viral Videos, and More Ad-Supported Content to Fire TV • InNewCL
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Amazon has announced that Fire TV users in the US can now watch tens of thousands of music videos from major and independent labels for free. No downloads, fees or subscriptions are required to watch the music videos. The ad-supported music videos will be available from Billboard Hot 100 artists including Taylor Swift, Drake, Harry Styles and Lizzo, as well as a catalog of classics across genres. The company says new content is being added daily.
Fire TV customers can find personalized recommendations based on their preferences and viewing history, create their own mixes, or choose from pre-made playlists like Top Holiday Hits, Best of 2022 Recap, and Country Today. Users can skip music videos indefinitely and also have the option to play a continuous stream of similar music videos.
You can access the music videos by pressing Voice Control on the Fire TV remote and saying “Alexa, find music videos.” Or you can search for “Music Videos” in the Appstore and then click “Music Videos on Fire TV”. From there, you need to click on the “Get” app to download it. When the download is complete, you can select “Open” to access the free music videos.
In addition to music videos, Fire TV customers now have access to additional ad-supported content, such as business and financial news from Bloomberg, The Street, CNBC and more. Users also get access to entertainment news from brands like E! News and Mixable. Additionally, customers can view game previews and trailers, game news, developer interviews, guides, esports and more from providers like IGN, ESTV and Crown Channel. Finally, users can watch viral videos from Always Funny Videos, FailArmy, People Are Awesome, and The Pet Collective.
You can access the new additional free content by navigating to the “Home” icon in the Fire TV navigation bar or by pressing the “Home” button on the Alexa Voice Remote. Then you need to scroll down to “Business & Finance News”, “Entertainment News” or “Gaming News & Esports”.
The announcement comes a few months after Amazon added free movie trailers, lifestyle content, sports highlights and more to the Fire TV. With more and more viewers being drawn to free and ad-supported content as streaming subscription prices continue to rise, it makes sense for Amazon to add more free content to the Fire TV.
