VideoElephant TV, a free OTT streaming service that provides viewers access to short-form video content from over 200 award-winning global news, entertainment, sports, and lifestyle partners, announced the addition of more than 15 new digital channels. These digital channels of premium content have been added to the service featuring videos from some of the world’s leading media brands. In addition, it has expanded content in multiple languages and from providers from around the world.

VideoElephant TV’s award-winning media brand and content partners include: Us Weekly, Euronews, PA Media, Sports Illustrated, Al Jazeera, CampusLore, AutomotoTV, ILTV, OnlyGood TV, and spot on news AG. From coverage of new automotive releases, to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit content, VideoElephant TV gives viewers a wide variety of passion-driven programming. The additions are all in support of goal to be the leading destination for short-form premium content that provides a unique world view on whatever they love.

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New brand channels include:

• Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
• Us Weekly
• France 24
• Bossip
• Young Hollywood
• Reader’s Digest
• The Fumble
• Hollyscoop
• CampusLore
• OnlyGood TV
• News.de
• spot on news AG (News, Entertainment, Lifestyle)
• Bullish
• ILTV
• Automoto TV

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Commenting on the launch of the new channels, VideoElephant TV’s CEO, Stephen O’Shaughnessy said, “VideoElephant TV has an incredible variety of award-winning global media brand partners. We are excited about the rapid growth of our content offering and are committed to providing a diverse mix of programming from around the world.”

VideoElephant TV’s Head of OTT, Stacie Anthony said, “VideoElephant TV has a unique ability to provide audiences with premium short-form content from the best media and publishing brands and we are thrilled to keep growing our digital channels.”

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