The company plans to release once a week, 30 minutes video format show, program or series.
Social network Facebook will release its own video content. This writes the Wall Street Journal, citing sources familiar with the project.
The company plans to release once a week, 30 minutes video format show, program or series.
Among the priority issues sports, science, pop culture, lifestyle, and video games, but not news.
Production of one video Facebook plans to allocate 500 thousand dollars. The company did not comment on the newspaper this information.
It is known that to create interesting video content to the team of the social network joined Rick van Veen, co-founder of entertainment website CollegeHumor, who is currently working on an exclusive show-level TV; former top Manager of the music channel MTV Mina Lefevre; former Director of music partnerships, YouTube and Google Play Tamar Hrivnak.
Earlier it was reported that mark Zuckerberg intends to engage in the development of social infrastructure for the formation of a global community based on Facebook.
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