YouTube's subscription service, YouTube TV, plans to expand into 10 US markets, including Atlanta, Dallas and Orlando, according to the site's CEO, Susan Wojcicki. She told an audience at online video conference VidCon that the company was also expanding the ability to share videos from the YouTube app and announced a partnership with Google’s virtual reality (VR) platform Daydream on a new video format, VR180. In addition, Wojcicki said YouTube wants to make VR more accessible and affordable, which is why it teamed up with Google’s VR platform Daydream on a new video format, VR180, which she said YouTube believes will make VR content easier to create. The service will be available in all 50 states by early next year, she said.
YouTube's subscription service, YouTube TV, plans to expand into 10 US markets, including Atlanta, Dallas and Orlando, according to the site's CEO, Susan Wojcicki. She told an audience at online video conference VidCon that the company was also expanding the ability to share videos from the YouTube app and announced a partnership with Google’s virtual reality (VR) platform Daydream on a new video format, VR180. The service will be available in all 50 states by early next year, she said.