Prime Video is launching a news section for U.S. subscribers at no extra cost.
Amazon expands streaming content
New news section for U.S. users
Includes major news networks
Available by year-end
No additional cost for subscribers
Access via Prime Video app
Amazon is upgrading its streaming service with a new news section that will be free for U.S. customers. This upgrade adds various local, national, and global news directly to the Prime Video homepage.
Expanded News Content for Subscribers
The new news section will feature content from major news networks like ABC News Live, CBS News 24/7, and CNN Headlines, among others. It will offer access to over 200 news channels.
This upgrade is currently being rolled out and will be fully available to all U.S. customers by the end of the year. It can be easily found in the top navigation of the Prime Video app.
Prime Video Membership Details
Prime Video is usually included in an Amazon Prime membership, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 annually. The new news destination will not incur additional charges for existing subscribers.
The Prime Video app is accessible on thousands of devices, making it convenient for users to stay updated on current events through the new news section.
Timing and Availability
The dedicated news destination is set to become fully available by the end of this year, enhancing the current offerings of local and regional programming.
Amazon emphasizes that this upgrade adds significant value to the service without any increases in membership fees.
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