Hundreds of great British TV shows now on YouTube, unlike BBC you don’t need license fee!

YouTube and Channel 4 has introduced a landmark and progressive deal that can see lots of of hours of TV out there to observe on-line without cost. In a primary of its sort deal, full episodes of Channel 4 and E4 hits similar to Location, Location, Location, SAS: Who Dares Wins and eight Out Of 10 Cats can be made out there to observe completely without cost on YouTube. And, not like BBC iPlayer, you will not want a TV license to observe this content material.

Channel 4 programming can be out there to observe on YouTube throughout the UK and Eire, with the deal permitting the broadcaster to promote its personal promoting round these exhibits.

By the top of this 12 months a whopping 1,000 hours of Channel 4 and E4 exhibits can be out there to observe on YouTube, with content material from the broadcaster beginning to seem on the Google-owned platform from this month.

Among the many exhibits that can be out there to observe on YouTube are 8 Out Of 10 Cats, SAS: Who Dares Wins, Nikki Grahame: Who Is She?, Unapologetic, Gemma Collins: Self-Hurt and Me, Davina McCall’s Language of Love, Kathy Burke: Cash Talks, The Canine Home, Devon & Cornwall and Location, Location, Location.

Talking concerning the information Alex Mahon, the chief govt of Channel 4, mentioned: “Modern strategic partnerships are Channel 4’s speciality, and this new relationship with YouTube is one other which is able to guarantee we proceed to continue to grow our attain with younger audiences and construct on our unrivalled digital success.

“Along with YouTube we have now created a robust client channel stuffed with our sensible Channel 4 content material. This can interact much more viewers via the improved attain and digital scale of YouTube, mixed with the dynamism of the Channel 4 model.”

Whereas Ben McOwen Wilson, the managing director of YouTube for UK and Eire, added: “I am proud to welcome Channel 4’s artistic, thought-provoking lengthy kind content material on to the YouTube platform.

“As an open platform, YouTube is the place UK audiences of all ages and backgrounds come to observe what they wish to watch, once they wish to watch it. It’s unbelievable to drive progressive partnerships similar to this, to allow main broadcasters to contribute to the variety of content material on the platform of alternative for younger viewers.”